Make Apartheid History presented by Tipping Point Film Fund
Make Apartheid History is an international project that links civil rights, anti-apartheid and Palestine solidarity movements.
Wednesday’s Wolves
Wednesday's Wolves is a folk duo comprised of Ysabelle Durant and Chrissy Renker. Their songs use simple guitar riffs and vocal harmonies to create emotive and evocative music.
Tinariwen
For Saharan blues band Tinariwen, the desert is their home, and their hypnotic and electrifying guitar rock reflects the complex realities of their home in northwest Africa. Their most recent...
Tom Baker
Tom Baker is currently Head of Campaigns at Bond, and co-founder of Campaign Bootcamp, a year long course designed to help launch a career in campaigning. Tom has also worked for Tearfund, Christian...
SUB
Based in Manchester, SUB creatively explores spirituality and faith within the Christian tradition, through the eyes of alternative subcultures.
Sew Far Sew Good
‘Sew Far Sew Good' is a family art collective. Gillian and Susie are sisters – Gillian and her husband Jake are artists (www.leverarts.org), Phill Hopkins is an artist...
Sophie Hannah
Sophie Hannah is a bestselling crime fiction writer and poet. Her psychological thrillers include National Book Award winner The Carrier.
Stanley Odd
Commenting on aspects of society and culture ranging from Scottish Independence to quality of life to the inexplicable rise of Robin Thicke, alternative Scottish hip-hop band Stanley Odd like to keep...
Stornoway
Stornoway produce a kind of windswept soul music which gathers up trace elements of rock, pop, folk, electronica, post-punk, African rhythms and the avant-garde. The band's music springs from lives...
Sara Batts
Greenbelt regular Sara faces the transition from law librarian to trainee vicar this summer.
Sarah Hutt
Sarah's political career includes policy advisor for Tim Farron MP and parliamentary researcher for Steve Webb, Pensions Minister.
Sarah Perry
Sarah Perry is a writer and novelist. She grew up in a deeply religious home, kept apart from contemporary culture.
Robert Song
Robert Song is Professor of Theological Ethics in the Department of Theology and Religion at Durham University.
Ruth Ruderham
Ruth has worked in the charitable sector, including for Christian Aid, and is about to publish her first novel.
Saleem Seedat
Saleem Seedat is a college chaplain from Blackburn who is a seminary lecturer in Islamic studies.