Ms. Mohammed
Born in Trinidad of Indian descent, the London based MS Mohammed is fast becoming known for pushing boundaries with her lyric writing, genre-expanding music & powerful live gigs-armed with her...
Resis’Dance
Resis'Dance are a diverse group of women taking hold of the tech and decks and supporting under funded groups. We came together to organise amazing party nights - whilst challenging gender norms...
Out at Greenbelt
A blog from Tracey Byrne, former head of LGCM and then OneBodyOneFaith and the leader of the OuterSpace LGBT+ group at Greenbelt for many, many years ... For many of us, Greenbelt has been the...
CCLA
CCLA manages investments for charities, churches and faith-based organisations and the public sector. Individuals can invest now, too. It is increasingly recognised that investors can be...
The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion
The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion is an interdisciplinary research enterprise with a Christian ethos based in Cambridge. In addition to academic research, we inform the public about...
Wild Goose Resource Group
The Wild Goose Resource Group is about liturgy and worship, music and song, prayer and politics, diversity and devotion, participation and perception, curiosity and creativity, with a particular...
Young Identity
Young Identity (YI) is an arts organisation and a charity (charity no. 1181088). Formed in 2006 by the writer and CEO Shirley May and actor Ali Gadema. Young Identity delivers dynamic poetry and...
Wit & Wisdom: Love at the Kitchen Table
A guest blog from Jonathan Draper, General Secretary, Modern Church: Proud Sponsor of Greenbelt (his words!) Modern Church has supported Greenbelt in helping us platform two overseas speakers at...
Cafe conversation in The Foundry
The Foundry is a brand new venue at Greenbelt 2019 where you can be part of the conversation; where your story can become part of the bigger story – of the festival and beyond. It's a place...
Getting past the Punch and Judy
Panels for Greenbelt 2019 In these polarised and divided times, rather than our panel conversations seeking to generate any more heat, we wanted to go for light instead. There's a value in going...
The Time is Now to act for Climate Justice
A guest blog from Emma Rockey, Project Officer at our Partner Christian Aid... We're facing a global climate emergency, a reality that has been clear to the communities that Christian Aid works...
Why work should be part of welcome
A guest blog from our Associate the URC ‘Changing the Conversation around Immigration' is just one of the activities that will take place at the United Reformed Church's (URC) base at this...
Millie Turner
Millie Turner is a homegrown 18-year-old Hackney kid who's an artist in every sense of the word. About two years ago, she swapped a paintbrush for a recording studio. Still very early days in...
Ivan Humble
Ivan Humble was born in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk in 1970 but spend all of his life living in Lowestoft, Suffolk. He was a leading active member of the the Far Right from 2009 when he joined the EDL...
Sona Jobarteh
The Kora, a west African harp is traditionally played by male griots, or hereditary musicians, and never by women. This is the woman who decided to change the rules. She stands as she plays,...