
Nonreligion in a Complex Future
La Nonreligion dans un Futur Complexe
The Nonreligion in a Complex Future (NCF) project is an international, comparative, interdisciplinary research project which identifies the social impact of the rapid and dramatic increase of nonreligion in Canada, Australia, the Nordic countries (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland), the United States, the United Kingdom, and Latin America (Brazil and Argentina).
Our Upcoming Events

School Values Workshop
The Department of Theology and Religious Studies at KCL and the Social Studies of Ethics, Morality and Values Network are pleased to host a networking symposium on values in schools at KCL on Friday, 27 June, 11am – 5pm.
Particular attention will be given to the way in which values have become increasingly prominent on school websites, in disciplinary and reward structures, in the curriculum (formal and informal), and in inspection regimes (e.g. FBVs). Current and historic practices, use and reception, wider pressures and causes, the content and application of school values are all of interest.
Recent Event Recordings
Recent News
All of our sub-projects continue to move forward with their research, with many now analyzing data and preparing to mobilize results. Read more about all of these projects here.

Congratulations to NCF team member Lauren Strumos, who successfully defended her PhD thesis, “Exploring Notions of Environmental and Ecological Justice Among Settler Protesters Opposed to the Trans Mountain Expansion Project,” yesterday. Well done, Dr. Strumos!

The sixth episode of the Lifestances Podcast, the new podcast from the NCF, is now available. Listen here.