BRIC-19

AHRC-funded research project looking at how British ritual-makers have responded to COVID-19. Based @ManMetUni. Retweets/Likes are not endorsements.

[Kathryn Wright @kathrynfenlodge]

We now have a summary of this fascinating piece of research from @BRIC_19 in our research library https://t.co/v8McPMAscw Great for learning about lived religion in the UK @NATREupdate @reonline_tweets @ltlre

[PandemicPerspectives @Pandemic_Persp]

Wow! Just finished up this week's talk from @j_edel on the effects of the pandemic on religious ritual. Check out the @BRIC_19 findings here https://t.co/mvBVNM50oX! Thank you to everyone who came!

[Gladys Ganiel @GladysGaniel]

Check out our analysis of data on religion (during covid) from the NI Life & Times @irishchurches @IrishStudiesQUB @QUBResearchAHSS @QUBMitchell @QUBEngagement @BRIC_19 @ISASR_

[Good Grief Festival @GoodGriefFest]

WHAT’S YOUR GRIEF? MODELS + THEORIES OF GRIEF
In ‘What’s Your Grief?’, we’ll take a whistle-stop tour of the most influential theories so you can get under the psychological skin of grief.
Book your place at this free event here: https://t.co/v7mtHUy8ID

[Tim Hutchings @tim_hutchings]

Congratulations @BRIC_19! This should be a landmark study for anyone interested in digital religion or digital theology.

[Madeleine Davies @MadsDavies]

A really interesting study: "by almost every metric, the experience of pandemic rituals have been worse than those that came before them." When it came to C of E there was a "serious experiential gap between clergy and laity" https://t.co/Ukkl1O8oAo

[Wendy Dossett 💙 @WEDossett]

Great to hear @ProfAMV dispelling some myths about online religious community engagement, the age profile of those comfortable with it, and the challenge of achieving real human connection in online spaces. Sharing findings of @BRIC_19 on @BBCR4Sunday https://t.co/y5ZLdzk138

[BRIC-19 @BRIC_19]

The final report - https://t.co/buDgVmNXz0

[Rev Dr Ruth Dowson @RuthDowson]

@TARN_Roe .@BernieAlbert37 and I are working on an action research project as part of the @BRIC_19 project with diverse #faithleaders on our #culturalriskassessment tool we developed in #teaching #eventsmanagement and working with @LeedsCofE

[Social Broadcasts @SOCIALBRDCSTS]

Delighted to be shortlisted for the @PhonurgiaNova BNF Transmission Award for 'Loss in Translation' produced with @sedyelindner and @BRIC_19
Very exciting news! There are some sound art/radio heavyweights on this list.
https://t.co/50cZUvOibQ

[BRIC-19 @BRIC_19]

How has the pandemic affected religious and ritual life in the UK? Come find out at our launch and discussion of our final project report. 29th Sept 1-5pm, at @ManMetUni in person and online. Free, but places limited. Sign up here: https://t.co/JKJBvSmhHo

[BRIC-19 @BRIC_19]

Our latest newsletter (with info on our final event!) - https://t.co/tQVdkMQHoZ

[BRIC-19 @BRIC_19]

We're at #EASR2021 this week! We can't be there is Pisa for all the presentations but, if you're attending, join us online this Friday at 9 am (in Italy) / 8 am (in the UK). We'll be discussing what happened to rituals during the pandemic in the UK. 👇 for a taster of our work👇

[BRIC-19 @BRIC_19]

🙈🙈🙈😬 Apologies for the wrong link. Once more with feeling and right link. NEW RESEARCH UPDATE!!! @dr_okeeffe on Virtual Pilgrimage - a View from the UK. https://t.co/u2xJpD5WiX

[BRIC-19 @BRIC_19]

Research Update!!! Latest blog
On “Virtual pilgrimage - a view from the UK.”👇🏻 👇🏻 👇🏻 https://t.co/p1stEJ7n5y

[BRIC-19 @BRIC_19]

News: Final event date change! - https://t.co/MKZmyYaK5h

[BRIC-19 @BRIC_19]

The brilliant @SOCIALBRDCSTS thinking about inclusion, pluralistic narratives in audio work, and the benefits of partnering with academic research. A great read : https://t.co/gOHuGBrWuD

[BRIC-19 @BRIC_19]

We're excited to be doing a session at the International Council of Christians and Jews' conference next week about worship in the pandemic. It's free and the lineup looks great. Details here: https://t.co/cbuesHxSGV Thanks for setting it up @CCJUK!

[Stay Home Stories @stayhomestories]

A new podcast by @BRIC_19 featuring @stayhomestories researcher Miri Lawrence explores how funerals and other rituals relating to death care have been impacted by COVID-19: https://t.co/49peGNFvrf