British Ritual Innovation under Covid-19

We are proud to showcase the work of Zara Elfersy, a final year undergraduate student at the UK Centre for Events Management at Leeds Beckett University. Check out our research blog where Zara examines Shabbat adaptations made by a Jewish Student Centre and tells us all about new ways of community building under Covid-19.

New Researcher Voices ¦ Shabbat under Lockdown - creative innovations in UK Jewish student communities. - BRIC-19 Covid-19 and the national restrictions that were put in place to limit the spread of the virus, have put a strain on all religions and religious practices. I saw this first hand in my work at a Jewish student centre in Northern England. [1] This centre is an orthodox Jewish movement and organisation...

Join us on the 29th March!

REGISTRATION OPEN NOW for British Ritual Innovation under Covid-19 Public Research Update on March, 29. Join us to learn about our work in progress and hear about people's experiences of ritual life under across the UK's diverse religious & cultural contexts.

British Ritual Innovation during Covid-19: Public presentation Bric-19 research team share their insights on ritual lives under Covid-19 in this public event.

Starting the week with another research update in our Community Voices series.

Rev Dr Chris Swift shares with us how has affected the ritual life of residents & staff at MHA care facilities:

Sustaining Spiritual Connections during COVID-19

https://bric19.mmu.ac.uk/research-updates/community-voices_sustaining-spiritual-connections-during-covid-19/