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Humanity’s Super-Power: Re-imagining Collective Social Innovation in a Fragmented World
 
The Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship  in partnership with Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford and ShikshaLokam is delighted to invite you to a session on Collective Social Innovation which will take place during the Skoll World Forum in Oxford, UK. Please see more details here. The session will also offer an opportunity to meet with and connect with Schwab Foundation awardees and partners in the social innovation ecosystem.

William Temple Foundation. 
Our context is one of uncertainty, characterised by the poly-crises shaping society. Our experiences of this essential, and are the roots of the hope that we can find and therefore are our means of a way forward. Drawing on our experience as the basis for a new story of hope to guide us.
We will return to the things we have journeyed with the longest, and draw out from them the things that are most important to us. In so doing, we will begin to establish the basis for a new story of hope for us and our community. 
We will draw on the different experiences that we have had to co-create a story of hope for the future, which will comprise essential elements to guide us forward: who we are, who we are in relationship with, how we express ourselves, the challenges we face together and the details that matter to us, a sense of what we hope is beyond our current horizons.
 

NACCOM was founded as a charity in 2015, following almost ten years as an informal network. The conference will bring together members, volunteers, supporters, allies and many others who have helped to shape our network into the powerful force for change that it is today. 

Attendees will hear from frontline charity leaders, people with lived experience, and other experts and advocates from across the homelessness and refugee sectors, as we look back on NACCOM’s impact over the past decade, and mobilise towards a future free from destitution and homelessness for those in the asylum and immigration system. As part of this, we’ll be launching the start of a process to co-design NACCOM’s next strategy and a public campaign to mark our 20th anniversary as a network in 2026. 

Attendees will also have the opportunity to share good practice, expertise and strategies encompassing both policy and practice through a range of interactive workshops, presentations and panel discussions.  

William Temple Foundation in partnership with Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS) and the University of Notre Dame London Programme. This conference will launch an international search for Radical Hope and open up questions and debates relevant to faith based organisations in the public square and their response to poly-crises. The conference will be a hybrid gathering to reflect the conditions and spaces of engagement that make up the public square in the 21st Century. The gathering will explore questions of freedom of religion and belief in the public square, truth and propaganda, and the role that dialogue can play in developing shared values in the public square.

The BAM Global Summit 2025 theme, 'Together Towards Tomorrow' reflects our desire to be rooted in the past, but reaching for the future: building together for future generations!
The past 25 years of business as mission have provided strong foundations, but how do we build and innovate for greater fruitfulness? Join us as we explore how to exponentially grow sustainable engagement and holistic gospel impact for generations to come, hear from the Lord and each other and envision and shape the BAM movement of tomorrow, together.­

A day conference exploring some of the riches offered by Churches whose roots come from beyond the UK
Britain today is blessed by communities from all over the world and, among them, there are Churches which bring new life and fresh theological perspectives. This day is a chance to share some of these riches, to begin to appreciate non-Western ways of thinking, and to discover new insights by practising receptive learning from one another.

The sell-out event returns for its 6th year. As community power rises up the national agenda, join us for Stronger Things 2025. Together we’ll reimagine the future of public services and unleash the potential in our places. New Local is an independent think tank and network with a mission to transform public services and unlock community power.

Being Missional Today is a festival of missional thinking exploring the impact of disruptions in church and world, the liminality of this current season, and the role of reconciliation practices. We’ll be welcoming 22 different speakers, mostly published authors, with Bishop Guli Francis-Dehqani and Revd Dr Al Barrett headlining. The gathering is sponsored jointly by the Church Urban Fund, Coventry Cathedral, the Iona Community and Reconciliation Initiatives.
Conference highlights:
Dialogical: Conversations between 22 speakers with fellow participants, including space for small group conversation, and quiet reflection time: what participants bring will be as valued as what the platform speakers share. 
Inclusive perspectives: A chance to hear from voices historically marginalised in mission dialogues, creating a more globally connected and inclusive conversation, exploring perspectives beyond current dominant models. 
Coventry Cathedral: Opportunities to explore this iconic cathedral, with its long history of involvement in reconciliation ministries, in diverse ways. 

SEWF25 is a global hybrid gathering for the social enterprise community, providing space for entrepreneurs, innovators and changemakers from around the world to learn, connect and get inspired.

Explore ground-breaking ideas, connect with purpose-driven leaders and be part of shaping a more sustainable and fairer world.