# Gillian Rose

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Picturing Poverty: London past and present

Contributor(s): Sue Donnelly, Mishka Henner, Professor Gillian Rose, Dr Mike Seaborne

Picturing Poverty: London past and present

Contributor(s): Sue Donnelly, Mishka Henner, Professor Gillian Rose, Dr Mike Seaborne

Picturing Poverty: London past and present

Contributor(s): Sue Donnelly, Mishka Henner, Professor Gillian Rose, Dr Mike Seaborne

Picturing Poverty: London past and present

Contributor(s): Sue Donnelly, Mishka Henner, Professor Gillian Rose, Dr Mike Seaborne

Picturing Poverty: London past and present

Contributor(s): Sue Donnelly, Mishka Henner, Professor Gillian Rose, Dr Mike Seaborne

Chine McDonald and Liz Slade wrap up On Religion

This is the final episode in our series On Religion. The series was co-produced with Chine McDonald from Theos and Liz Slade from the Unitarians, and it is Chine and Liz who bring the series to a close. In the episode we reference a lot of other writers in this space, as well as some art. They incl…

Theses on Reactionaries

Text: https://processthis.substack.com/p/not-perfect-just-forgiven-f1f Amid ICE terror and Epstein files in February 2026, my colleague Tripp Fuller asked if I'd write something on reactionaries, evangelicals, and fascism. Draws on critical theology, political philosophy, and psychoanalysis from W…

Worth It

POOL SCENE POOL SCENE POOL SCENE Guests Hannah (katakaluptastrophy on Tumblr and @The_Pentiad on TikTok), Caro (@ImaginaryCaro on TikTok and elsewhere), and Tom (dayneonychus on Tumblr) join us for a very special episode about Gideon the Ninth, Chapter 31 (the Pool Scene!!!) Content Warning: drowni…

Culture and Freedom with Paul Gilroy

This introduction to the life and work of Paul Gilroy concentrates on his changing engagement with Marxism and the shape of his anti-racist, anti-nationalist commitment to universal human freedom from the "long 1970s" to the present. Asking what resources of hope we can find in a world scarred by v…

The Syposium: Anderson Jeremiah: ‘The Radical Act of Common Life’ - with Anna Rowlands responding

The Symposium series concludes this week with a talk by the Bishop of Edmonton, Dr Anderson Jeremiah, and a response by Dr Anna Rowlands, the St Hilda Professor of Catholic Social Thought & Practice in the Department of Theology and Religion at Durham University. The title of the talk is: ‘The Rad…