Events
We host a variety of events dedicated to bringing thinkers, writers and artists together to tackle challenging topics, encourage public debate and to engage in critical dialogue. Book your place and tune in to our live events on this page.
We aim to keep the majority of our events free to access either during or after an event has taken place. Help us keep the majority of our events free to access by donating here.
Upcoming events
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30th June, 6:00pm
Stuart Hall: Selected Writings on Marxism, an online roundtable event
To mark the recent publication of Stuart Hall, Selected Writings on Marxism, edited by Gregor McLennan, we are partnering with publishers Duke…
Past events
11th May 2021
#ReconstructionWork: Racial Disparities in Mental Healthcare, with James Nazroo and Lanre Malaolu
Our #ReconstructionWork online conversation series continues this year with a special event in partnership with the Centre on the Dynamics of…
9th March 2021
Racial Inequality in a Time of Crisis
Covid-19 has highlighted and exacerbated deeply entrenched racial and ethnic inequalities in the UK across a range of social arenas. The crisis…
3rd February 2021
4th Annual Stuart Hall Public Conversation – Movement and Stillness: Art in a Time of Crisis and Upheaval
Join us in welcoming three of Britain’s leading artists and poets, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Roger Robinson and Jay Bernard as they come together…
30th October 2020
#ReconstructionWork: Intergenerational Inequality with Shiv Malik and Susanna Rustin
The term ‘reconstruction’ is often used to characterize a moment in time where a series of events force a period of political, social and…
17th September 2020
An Audience with Angela Davis
From the civil rights movement of the 1960s to the present, Angela Davis has been an important figure in the historical struggles of our times….
4th September 2020
#ReconstructionWork: Legacies of British Slave Ownership with Catherine Hall and Ruth Ramsden-Karelse
The term ‘reconstruction’ is often used to characterize a moment in time where a series of events force a period of political, social and…
31st July 2020
#ReconstructionWork: Party Politics and Grassroots Organising with David Lammy and Amina Gichinga
The term ‘reconstruction’ is often used to characterize a moment in time where a series of events force a period of political, social and…
26th June 2020
#ReconstructionWork: Looking Back to Look Forward with Gary Younge and Lola Olufemi
The term ‘reconstruction’ is often used to characterize a moment in time where a series of events force a period of political, social and…
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