Along with the IEA, CEME is pleased to collaborate with the Vinson Centre in their Annual Policy Conference at the University of Buckingham. With inspiration taken from the work of Professor Ed Phelps, the theme of the conference is "Mass Flourishing: Morality, Ethics and Markets"
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We are delighted to announce our next roundtable which will focus on local investment and development.
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On 23 September we held a second event in our series for those working in the private sector interested in developing their thinking in matters related to faith, ethics, business and economics.
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CEME is proud to cosponsor a conference hosted by St. Mary's University, London on the rapid development of AI and the recent publication by Pope Leo XIV of the encyclical Magnifica Humanitas.
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Our seventh Fforestfach Colloquium was held on 2nd July, 2026 in the House of Lords and was attended by eighteen invited guests. The topic of the Colloquium was Antisemitism.
Read More →Address by the Rt Revd Peter Selby As part of Fforestfach Colloquium VII When Rabbi Julia Neuberger answers the question, ‘How does antisemitism feel?’ with the one word ‘Uncomfortable’, it dates her careful and concerned explanation of the phenomenon as before October 2023 when rocket boosters were put under all (...)
Read More →Address by Graham Edwards As part of Fforestfach Colloquium VII As I have the opportunity, I would like to express my gratitude to you, Brian, both for arranging these colloquia, which I find both fascinating and spiritually nourishing, and for your mentorship over the last twenty years, for which I (...)
Read More →Address by Rabbi Benjy Morgan As part of Fforestfach Colloquium VII I was born in New York to British parents who happened to be living there at the time. By what seemed little more than an accident of birth, I became an American citizen with an American passport. To me (...)
Read More →Address given by Rabbi S.F. Zimmerman [1] As part of Fforestfach Colloquium VII My Lords, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak with you today. I speak not only as a Rabbi, and not only as a member of the Jewish community, but as someone (...)
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Our sixth Fforestfach Colloquium was held in the House of Lords on Thursday, 16th April, 2026. We had the pleasure of listening and responding to three excellent speakers addressing the question, ‘How Much Love, To Which Neighbours? Our Duties Within the Nation and Beyond.’
Read More →By David Miller Fforestfach Colloquium VI I want to begin with a thought experiment proposed by the Australian philosopher Peter Singer in a much-cited article from the 1970s.[1] Singer asks the reader to imagine walking past a shallow pond and seeing a small child who has fallen in and (...)
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