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International Centre for Moral Injury

New book by Revd Timothy Mallard PhD

Moral and Spiritual Injury in War: Russo-Ukraine, Israel-Iran, and Beyond

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Save the date for our 2026 moral injury conference

Our next conference will be held on 20-22 April 2026 in Durham, UK (in person only).

Webinar: Moral injury and pathways to healing in the film industry

To be held on Tuesday 1 July 2025 at 7pm BST (UK time) | 2pm EDT

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Webinar on minority nursing, moral injury and distress in historical trauma perspective

To be held on Thursday 19 June 2025 at 7pm BST | 2pm EDT

Webinar on moral injury in civilian intimate partner violence contexts

To be held on Thursday 15 May 2025 at 7pm BST | 2pm EDT

Webinar on moral injury as grief - by Rosemary Kellison

To be held on Wednesday 19 March 2025 at 7pm GMT | 3pm EDT

Webinar by Alison O'Connor: Creative approaches to recovery and repair after moral injury: Life story theatre and collective narratives

To be held on Wednesday 26 February 2025 at 7pm GMT | 11am PST | 2pm EST | 8pm CET

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Programme information available and registration open for our April 2025 conference

Envisioning and Exploring Recovery from Moral Injury | 7-9 April 2025

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Webinar by Brian Powers: Penance in light of moral injury

To be held on Thursday 30 January at 7pm GMT | 2pm EST

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Medical Humanities in Practice Research Fellowships

This new scheme aims to support professionals and researchers from health or voluntary and community sectors in the UK to develop research within the medical humanities. The year-long, funded fellowship will enable you to develop or deliver a research project through a medical humanities lens on a critical issue encountered in your practice.

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Webinar: "Silent disaster: How moral injury caused by PPE and distancing changed England's care landscape"

This webinar will be held on Thursday 5 December November 2024 at 7pm GMT | 11am PST | 2pm EST | 8pm CET and will be given by Dr Andrea Lambell (Durham University).

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Webinar: Recovery from moral injury in parents whose children have experienced childhood maltreatment

This webinar will be held on Thursday 7 November 2024 at 7pm GMT | 11am PST | 2pm EST | 8pm CET and will be given by Dr Cher McGillivray (Bond University, Australia, and practising clinical psychologist)