Suppose you chose seven typical children to represent today’s UK. Who would they be? What would they reveal? Join Danny Dorling as he talks about his thought-provoking new book ‘Seven Children’ and about the hidden realities of injustice and hope.
Join Nancy and Jonathan as they discuss the privileges humans claim, how they rationalise them, and how we unpick those ideas about our roots.
Samia Rahman offers an exploration of Islamophobia, patriarchy and identity. What is it really like to be a Muslim woman in Britain today?
Join Laura Beers for this discussion of her book, ‘Orwell’s Ghosts’, at the York Festival of Ideas.
Join the University of York for the keynote lecture of the Anticolonial Agendas workshop with Professor Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò, who is visiting York for the first time.
How have the massed voices and actions of ordinary people played a part in our history? From the self-ruling peoples of Ancient Greece and Renaissance Florence, to the protests of Les Barricades, Tianamen Square and Extinction Rebellion, our expert panel comprised of Ali Ansari, life-long activist Lynne Jones OBE and political philosopher Erica Benner will bring to bear their deep knowledge and personal experience of people power through time in this wide-ranging discussion.
Join journalist Rachel Spence, John Orna-Ornstein (Director of Curation and Experience for the National Trust) and Tom Holland for this discussion on the future of our heritage.
Join journalist and author Nabila Ramdani for a discussion about the chaos in France.
In this talk Rosie Llewellyn-Jones, author of ‘Empire Building: The Construction of British India, 1690-1860’ (Hurst 2023) and ‘The Last King in India: Wajid Ali Shah’ (Hurst 2014), will talk about the Indian Mutiny in Lucknow, capital of Avadh and a centre of revolt.
Join the WOGCN for this Trailblaze Series event — ‘From Invisible to Influential: Women of Colour Rising in Media’.
