Daniel Blackman

Daniel Blackman is a theology and ethics graduate. Since 2010 he has been working in education, research, and campaigning on family issues. He is published in journals, papers, and magazines in the UK and America.

This Brexit leader thinks the UK’s track record on abortion is a good reason to leave the EU

15 Jun 2016 | FEATURES |

tags: abortion, Brexit, United Kingdom

Here’s why she’s wrong

Marking 22 years since Rwanda’s descent into hell

7 Apr 2016 | FEATURES |

tags: genocide, ISIS, Middle East Christians, Rwanda, Yazidi genocide

Fighting the atrocities of ISIS is fitting way to honour the victims of the Rwandan genocide

‘British values’ prevent more than terrorism

16 Mar 2016 | FEATURES |

tags: British values, David Cameron, Islam, Islamic extremism, secularism, United Kingdom

David Cameron's anti-extremism policy can be used to intimidate Christians and other dissidents

Can rich countries afford a living wage?

15 Oct 2014 | FEATURES |

tags: economics, family, just wage

If not, can they afford the family, on which the whole of society depends?

Faith and family, society’s double helix

21 Nov 2013 | FEATURES |

tags: book reviews, family values, secularisation

Religion needs the family as much as the family needs religion.

Quiet: the power of introverts