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Moral Injury Webinar Series

 

Next webinar

Tuesday 14 July 2026

7pm BST | 8pm CEST | 11am PDT | 2pm EDT

Crisis of faith? Moral injury, faith and wellbeing in retired UK military chaplains and civilian clergy

Paul Conway (University of Southampton), Peter Lee (University of Portsmouth), Aaron Pycroft (University of Portsmouth) and Brian Powers (Durham University)

British Army chaplains' fatigues

All welcome.

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Autumn 2026 series

Thursday 1 October 2026
Moral injury in healthcare: A personal journey of injury and healing
Dr Elizabeth Tillman (US physician)
A webinar starting at 7pm BST (UK time)

Wednesday 14 October 2026
The invisibility of war trauma: Mental health, violence and literature in interwar Britain and Italy
Dr Stefano Serafini (Georgetown University and the University of Padua)
A hybrid event being held in the Confluence Building, Lower Mountjoy, in Durham and online at 4pm BST (UK time)

Monday 30 November 2026
Embattled belief: Religion and the British Army from Korea to Afghanistan
Canon Prof. Michael Snape (Durham University)
A webinar starting at 7pm GMT (UK time)

 

Recordings from previous webinars

Please note that only the speaker and host are recorded. Webinars include around 45 minutes audience discussion that is not recorded.

Richard La Fleur: Moral injury as world disruption: Narrative identity, phenomenology and the crisis of mattering

Brian Powers: Moral injury, the North East of England and tailored pastoral care

Rita Nakashima Brock: Rising fascism and threats to democracy today: The role of moral injury

Timothy Mallard: Moral and spiritual injury in war: Russo-Ukraine, Israel-Iran and beyond

Aaron Fuller: Church or chaplain? Nurturing faith in a time of conflict and moral injury

Shannon Allen: Potentially morally injurious event exposure among Service Police veterans and other military veterans

Tony Wright: Debating history, healing the present: Forward Assist's debating society and moral injury

Kevin Denholm: Moral injury and pathways to healing in the film industry

Rachel Kanter: Moral injury in civilian intimate partner violence contexts

Assala Khettache: The weaponisation of collective moral injuries in Africa

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

Penance in light of moral injury - by Brian Powers

Andrea Lambell: How moral injury due to PPE and distancing changed England's care landscape

Recovery from moral injury in parents whose children have experienced childhood maltreatment - by Dr Cher McGillivray

Moral issues in care towards the end of life - a presentation by Dr Colette Hawkins

Moral injury and church-related abuse: Responding creatively through the visual arts, music and poetry

Video of webinar on moral injury in film and television

The radicality of listening to stories: How to listen to a war story, by Joshua T. Morris

Moral injury and families, by Leo Quinlan, Marty O'Connor and Michael Lyons

Sara de Jong: From moral injury to moral redemption? Afghanistan veterans’ advocacy on behalf of Afghan interpreters

Nicola Frail: A chaplaincy reflection on the potential for military moral injury from non-combat experiences

Unbinding Souls: The Use of Ritual in Moral Injury, by Rita Nakashima Brock

Beyond the Binary of 'Victims' and 'Perpetrators': A Revised Typology for Moral Injury Based on Agency, by Brian Powers

Sharing lament and reinvesting in hope when loved ones die by suicide, by Carrie Doehring

Moral Injury as Negative Revelation, by Michael S. Yandell

The Power of Religious Rituals in Supporting People with Moral Injury, by Brad Kelle and Chris Tidd

Trajectories of moral injury: A webinar introducing the International Centre for Moral Injury

 

Top image: Image above: An Army Padre in Afghanistan with a Cross by Sergeant Alison Baskerville RLC/MOD. Crown Copyright. Used under the OGL (Open Government License).