Here, you will find information about websites relevant to our project, which you may find helpful. The list below will be updated regularly.
The RYS Project and the University of Nottingham are not responsible for the content of external websites. The views expressed outside of the RYS site do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of the RYS Research Team:
The Religion and Diversity Project/Religion et diversité is a 7 year Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) funded Major Collaborative Research Initiative (MCRI), hosted at the University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario. This project brings together 36 team members from 24 universities, with Lori G. Beaman, University of Ottawa, as the Project Director on this research initiative.
Queer Spiritual Spaces is a project which investigates the practices of non-hegemonic queer spiritual communities via the use of case studies.
The Modern Churchpeople's Union is an Anglican society which promotes liberal theology.
JAT (Jewish Action and Training for sexual health) is a UK-based charity providing sexual health programmes for the Jewish community.
The Young Indian Vegetarians value and promote vegetarianism and animal rights
True freedom Trust is a Christian support and teaching ministry for those who accept the Bible's prohibition of homosexual practice and yet are aware of homosexual tendencies.
FaithxChange is a research network with a focus on issues of relevance to young people of faith engaged in civil society