Join the Refugee Week 2025 events committee for an inspiring event exploring how communities can be powerful forces for welcome, resilience, and change. An exhibition of Kaamil Ahmed’s photographs will explore the lives of Myanmar’s Rohingya minority in exile.
Join Beatrix Campbell and Rahila Gupta for an event to launch their new book, ‘Planet Patriarchy’, a continent-crossing panorama of women’s rights and women’s politics in the 21st century.
Join Mark Vernon for a talk on how William Blake relates to AI and the Recovery of Human Intelligence at the Glastonbury Symposium.Â
Mark Vernon, author of ‘Awake!’, will be in conversation with Suzi Feay about the mysticism of William Blake.Â
Sujeev Sahota talks to writer, broadcaster and Observer columnist Kenan Malik about his essential book ‘Not So Black and White’.
Join the Westminster Abbey online Koinonia seminar to engage with Mark Vernon’s ideas on William Blake – the Christian mystic who speaks to us now.
Luka Ivan Jukic and Dr Barnabás Szabó interrogate the idea of a European ‘middle’, ahead of the publication of ‘Central Europe’.
The Centre for Science & Security Studies (CSSS) invites you to join a panel discussion with Dr Matthew Ford, Mark Galeotti, Arthur Snell and Joelle Rizk on war in the smartphone age.
Join author Rohit K. Dasgupta to explore how queer South Asians have shaped LGBTQ+ movements in Britain.Â
In this highly thought-provoking panel, Ben Hodges, Nick Carter, Greg Mills and Matthew Ford discuss the shape of future warfare and how the future battlefield might look.
Mark Vernon, Martin Shaw, and Catherine Coldstream explore how Christianity offers a powerful mythos that can guide us through life’s darkest moments.
Philosopher and psychotherapist Mark Vernon offers a fresh perspective on the life, works, and enduring relevance of Blake. Join him for a discussion at the Chalke History Festival.Â