Past events
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Kavita Puri in conversation with David Olusoga OBE
18:00 - 19:45 11 March 2025
Join David Olusoga, Professor of Public History, in conversation with journalist, radio broadcaster, and author, Kavita Puri. Together they will be discussing Kavita’s multi-award winning BBC podcast Three Million, which explores one of the darkest chapters in Britain’s colonial history: the 1943...
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Third National Conference on Societal Resilience
10 - 11 March 2025
This in-person conference organised by the National Consortium for Societal Resilience [UK+] (NCSR+) will again provide a vital networking forum bringing together partners from policy and practice from across UK+ (including from the public, voluntary and community, and business sectors), to share insights,...
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MIOIR Seminar Series with Prof. Riccardo Crescenzi
15:30 - 16:30 10 March 2025
Green(ing) Foreign Direct Investment and Sustainable Regional Development As the world transitions to net-zero emissions, goods and services are increasingly incorporating green attributes. Achieving this shift requires new and diverse technologies and processes to deliver sustainable products from...
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Adam Rutherford in conversation with David Olusoga OBE
19:15 - 21:00 10 March 2025
Join David Olusoga, Professor of Public History, in conversation with bestselling author, geneticist and presenter, Dr Adam Rutherford, as they navigate human history, evolution, migration and how Empire continues to shape life in Britain today. Genetics is a subject with a long past, but a short history....
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WEI Seminar with Julia Soul: Latin American Labour Movements in times of Crisis: labour reforms, far-right offensive, and the disorganisation of the working class
7 March - 1 May 2025
Latin American Labour Movements in times of Crisis: labour reforms, far-right offensive, and the disorganisation of the working class The presentation outlooks the challenges that labour movements in Latin America face in the course of the global crisis, focusing on labour reforms and rising authoritarianism...
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