Report – The Changing Landscape of Faith in Britain: Rebirth, Renewal and Reimagining
This report presents the most detailed picture to date of how, why, and in what direction Britons are moving between faiths, spiritualities, and non-belief.
Report – The Next Generation of Faith: Journeys, Meaning and Wellbeing
This report investigates changes in faith amongst 18-34 year olds, with a particular focus on the drivers of faith change, the generational expectations from faith, and the significance the change has across different age groups.
Report – Faith & Happiness: How Religious Belief Shapes Britain’s Emotional Wellbeing
Using survey data and in depth interviews, this report by the Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life examines how faith enhances mental health and wellbeing.
The diversity of British Muslims (April 2025)
To celebrate the publication of our latest report, IIFL hosted a launch event in Parliament.
Report – Belonging, Belief & Britishness: Exploring the British Muslim Experience on Their Own Terms
This report by the Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life combines quantitative and qualitative research to understand the diversity of the British Muslim community and the relationships British Muslims have with Britain today.
Report – Conserving the World in Faith: An in-depth study of how Faith Inspires Environmentalism
In 2024, the Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life launched a project exploring the relationship between faith and sustainability. The research had two phases. The first phase was a quantitative study and the second was a qualitative study using interviews to delve deeper into the survey’s findings and explore new areas beyond the scope of quantitative data collection. Interviews also allowed us to give voice to Jewish, Sikh and Buddhist perspectives, which were underrepresented in the survey and so could not be considered statistically significant.
This report sets out the key findings from the qualitative study in the context of the findings from the first phase.