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Conferences and Events 2026

Looking for a 2025 event? Click below. 2025 conferences and events Below are the events that the Centre was involved with in 2026.  May Professor Kristján Kristjánsson On Wednesday 20th May 2026, Professor Kristján Kristjánsson delivered a keynote presentation entitled ‘Morality, Flourishing, and the Environment’ at the Education for Transformation

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Character and Health: Global Insights from the GICD Initiative

The TWCF Global Innovations for Character Development (GICD) initiative, supported by the Jubilee Centre, has brought together projects exploring the link between character and health in diverse global contexts. By examining these initiatives collectively, the recently published synthesis report identifies shared themes and effective strategies to enhance global health and

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Jubilee Centre Advises Kazakhstan Minister of Education

The Jubilee Centre has supported the integration of character education into Kazakhstan’s national curriculum. In 2024, the Unified Character Education Programme, ADAL-AZAMAT, was officially launched. During a visit to Kazakhstan, Prof. Tom Harrison met with the Minister of Education and senior officials to advise on the development of the programme.

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Jubilee Centre Co-Hosts 2025 ECVA Conference in Vienna

The Jubilee Centre co-hosted the 2025 European Character and Virtues Association (ECVA) Conference in Vienna. The event was organised by Professor Roland Bernhard from the University College of Teacher Education of Christian Churches in Austria, and Dr Martin Brestovansky from the University of Trnava in Slovakia. The conference and brought together

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Round Table on Education for Human Flourishing

The Jubilee Centre, alongside Wellington College, hosted a roundtable to explore the potential for a new UK movement for education for human flourishing. Speakers included Michael Stevenson, who offered an early preview of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)’s framework for Education for Human Flourishing, and Tyler VanderWeele. 

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Remembering Alasdair MacIntyre

Alasdair MacIntyre, more than any other figure, was responsible for the resurgence of contemporary interest in the concept of virtue. His influence extends well beyond the disciplines of philosophy and theology reaching into professional ethics (business ethics, medical ethics, nursing ethics, ethics of policing, etc.), where his influence has perhaps

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