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Stepping Up and Stepping Out
by Jodi Kiang
As she prepares to leave the Cathedral community, Jodi Kiang, the Institute's Events Planner, reflects on the last two years. More »
'I Must Go Down to the Sea Again'
by Barbara Ridpath
Barbara Ridpath, former Director of St Paul's Institute, reviews 'The Sacramental Sea' by Revd Canon Edmund Newell. More »
Tackling debt: It's not all about the money
by Matt Barlow
Matt Barlow, CEO of Christian's Against Poverty, puts forward a holistic approach to tackling debt and poverty in the UK. More »
Could we revolutionise banking as if people and relationships mattered?
by Sarah Pierce
Sarah Pierce makes the case for a Christian model of banking which is deeply relational. More »
Can churches challenge class inequality? The case of debt advice
by Ryan Davey
As part of our series on debt, Ryan Davey argues that the church-based debt advice sector needs to challenge the financial industry and its role in generating economic inequality. More »
Are we taking Christian teaching seriously? An uncompromising approach to debt and relationships
by Dr Paul Mills
In this article, Dr Paul Mills helps us to think about radical implications of a Christian response to debt. More »
Taming the shapeshifting monster of debt
by Barbara Ridpath
In the forth article of the debt series, Barbara Ridpath argues that the UK Government is shifting debt from the public sector onto businesses and individuals. More »
Why the Bible's subversive teaching on debt is more relevant than ever
by Tim Jones
Two decades on from the Jubilee 2000 campaign, Tim Jones identifies a new debt crisis emerging. More »
Cancel household debt: A radical idea to boost post-Brexit Britain
by Dr Johnna Montgomerie
In the second article in our series on debt, Johnna Montgomerie discusses whether we can re-engineer debt to build a sustainable, inclusive economy. More »
Brexit: Bosses seek cut to immigrant salary threshold
https://bbc.in/2NYF2E9The next prime minister should lower the salary threshold for foreign workers in the UK from £30,000 to £20,000, a group of business and education bodies has said.
Working class versus minorities? That's looking at it the wrong way
www.theguardian.comIn a divided Britain, too often we see the differences rather than finding common ground
UK firms accused of hiring female directors for symbolic value
www.theguardian.comMany FTSE 100 companies are failing to advance women's boardroom careers, report says
'I was made redundant three times in 10 years'
https://bbc.in/2LN1SfdWhat happens if you're made redundant? One minute you're in a steady job - the next minute, your employer is showing you the door.
Britain's ethnic pay gap: workers of Bangladeshi heritage paid least
www.theguardian.comFirst official statistics for Great Britain also reveal London has largest ethnic pay gap