Hope in our Hands
2025 Act of Communion It's said that human beings can survive about five weeks without food, and about five days without water, but we can't survive five minutes without hope.
All Talks 2025
The complete set of all the talks recorded at Greenbelt 2025.
Lady Danbury at Boughton House
Best known as Bridgerton's Lady Danbury, Adjoa Andoh is British acting royalty. She is also a person of Christian faith, unafraid to speak out and sometimes cause a stir. Today she is in...
Speaker(s): Adjoa AndohWomen: Making and Unmaking
From the Virgin Mary to tradwives on Instagram, society's interpretations of the Bible have distorted how women are seen. Authors Chine McDonald and Beth Allison-Barr want to tell a more hopeful...
Speaker(s): Beth Allison BarrPalestine/Israel: What Is Mine To Do?
A journey of reflection and movement; inviting us to hold the pain and suffering alongside holding and being hope.Using Labyrinth inspired movement we will use meditation and reflection to sit with...
Speaker(s): Lynn McAllister, Sabeel-KairosJudgement Not Justice: Race, Creativity and the Criminal System
Justice begins in community, but why are some communities more policed, more punished, and less heard than others? This powerful panel explores how racial bias, systemic assumptions, music and the...
Speaker(s): Andrea Coomber, Ben Lindsay, Elli Brazzill, Lady Unchained, Shona MinsonLady Danbury at Boughton House
Best known as Bridgerton's Lady Danbury, Adjoa Andoh is British acting royalty. She is also a person of Christian faith, unafraid to speak out and sometimes cause a stir. Today she is in...
Speaker(s): Adjoa Andoh, Chine McDonaldMy Child, the Algorithm
Artificial Intelligence is widely feared but what happens when creative, thoughtful people turn their attention to AI? Join Alice Wroe, XR (Extended Reality) Lead at the Atlantic Institute, and...
Speaker(s): Alice Wroe, Hannah SilvaThe Girl from Montego Bay
Bishop Rose Hudson is a trailblazer. The Church of England's first black female bishop talks life in Jamaica and in an ever-changing UK, facing discrimination, and never wavering from her call to...
Speaker(s): Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Cole MoretonThe Artform of Religion
Brian Eno and Liz Slade bring their perspectives as religious outsiders to ask if art and religion have a shared purpose. Can religion, like art, be a palace of joy and fun, or does holiness stifle...
Speaker(s): Liz SladeWhat’s Got Into You?
What is in the food we eat, the water we drink and the air we breathe? The health of person and planet are inextricably linked; join ecological doctor Jenny Goodman to ask how can we un-poison both?
Speaker(s): Jenny GoodmanJeremy Corbyn in conversation
A life lived firmly on the left of British politics has seen Jeremy Corbyn a constant irritant to those in power until, for a brief moment, he found himself leader of his own party, standing on a...
Speaker(s): Jeremy CorbynWomen: Making and Unmaking
From the Virgin Mary to tradwives on Instagram, society's interpretations of the Bible have distorted how women are seen. Authors Chine McDonald and Beth Allison-Barr want to tell a more hopeful...
Speaker(s): Beth Allison Barr, Chine McDonaldFaith in the System?
It can be hard to believe party politics is a route to positive change. But there are signs of hope, says Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer as she shares her journey into politics through activism...
Speaker(s): Carla DenyerHow Animals Heal Us
Celebrated author Jay Griffiths talks provides the evidence for what pet-owners and animal-lovers instinctively know: animals heal. But can they guide us in creating societies that are healthier,...
Speaker(s): Jay Griffiths