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How does childhood trauma shape our minds, bodies and futures? Can secure attachments really improve health outcomes and prevent the cycle of intergenerational adversity? And how do we use the science of trauma, adversity and resilience to transform population health outcomes?
Join this thought-provoking and hopeful webinar with Benjamin Perks and Warren Larkin, where they will unpack the science, stories and practical steps that can transform lives.
Ben Perks, author of the ground-breaking new book Trauma Proof: Healing, Attachment and the Science of Prevention, draws on his powerful personal journey and 25 years of global child advocacy with the UN and UNICEF. In conversation with Consultant Clinical Psychologist and trauma expert 

The theme for Refugee Week 2025 is “Community as a Superpower” - Community is the incredible everyday. Ordinary and extraordinary. Simple acts of shared generosity. Kindness multiplied to become an unstoppable force!
Could you join the Diocese of London for an hour in Refugee Week to learn more about how you could partner with WEA [Workers Education Association] to host their ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) classes in your church?

Evidence is mounting that God is doing something new in the UK. Four independent pieces of research have indicated that millions more people are attending church and many of these are coming to faith for the first time.
This webinar, held in partnership with the College of Archbishops’ Evangelists, will examine how we can best respond to this moment of opportunity, including how to reach out to and welcome those exploring Christianity.
Speakers will include Dr Rhiannon McAleer, Director of Research and Impact at Bible Society, Dr Belle Tindall of the Centre for Cultural Witness and Seen & Unseen website, and Phil Knox, who specialises in evangelism and missiology at the Evangelical Alliance.