On February 8, 2024, JLI held a Religions, Humanitarianism & Development Reading Group Session where Dr Nina Kurlberg (Durham University) presented from her thesis ‘The ‘Telos’ of faith-based aid: Christian organising in development, humanitarianism and advocacy through the lens of institutional logics’. David Westwood (World Vision UK) responded and the presentation was followed by a Q&A session.
February 8 Religions, Humanitarianism & Development Reading Group: Christian organising in development, humanitarianism and advocacy through the lens of institutional logics
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