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It is with regret that we announce today, 12th March 2020, that the joint USA Implicit Religion Conference and the SORAAAD workshop has been postponed until 1st -3rd June 2021 due to COVID-19 (Corona Virus). We have taken this difficult decision to ensure the health and well-being of our delegates, speakers, and their families to … Continue reading Implicit Religion and SORAAAD- March 2020 Joint Statement

We, the Trustees of the Centre for the Study of Implicit Religion and Contemporary Spirituality (CSIRCS), were pleased to establish in Bishop Grosseteste University, the three-year Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Implicit Religion and welcomed the appointment of Dr Francis Stewart to that position. We have been impressed by the way in which Bishop Grosseteste University … Continue reading A Statement by the CSIRCS Trustees

The first ever USA based Implicit Religion Conference was held at Monmouth University in New Jersey from the 3 -5th June 2019. It was based around a question rather than a theme, which was, Implicit Religion: What Might That Be? It was created to be a space in which students, early career scholars and marginalised … Continue reading US – 2019 – Implicit Religion, what might that be?

The Implicit Religion UK conference began in 1978 running annually and now located at Bishop Grosseteste University. From the beginning, Edward was determined to focus on the conferring aspect, the conversation and discussion rather than the presentation itself and we have remained true to that in subsequent years. As well as being a distinctive marker … Continue reading UK – Previous Conferences

12 March 2020: Please note due to COVID-19 the June 2020 joint Implicit Religion conference and SORAAAD workshop is being postponed to June 2021. Please note the full statement, with details for support to be provided for student abstracts submitted by 31 March, 2020 and accepted for the conference. We want to thank Dr Kayla … Continue reading US – 2020 Implicit Religion: Commitment

24 February 2020: In support of the UCU strike we are extending the deadlines for the UK and US IR conferences to March 31. In addition, we have refined the CFP for the UK conference,'Implicit Religion, Race, and Representation' to ensure the focus of papers and scratch session submissions remains on the agency of BIPOC … Continue reading UK – 2020 Implicit Religion, Race, and Representation

The Edward Bailey Centre for the Study of Implicit Religion is dedicated to inter-disciplinary research into contemporary spirituality and religious experience. We seek to do so in a way that will bring together people who have an interest in this study and to work with other organisations with overlapping interests. With that in mind, we … Continue reading Participation Policy