Michael Portillo Live Talk
Michael Portillo brings crisp wit and political history to Cadogan Hall, delivering a sharp live talk that blends archival insight with charm, in a chic, acoustically radiant corner of London.
Milner Prize Lecture: Johan Håstad
Professor Johan Håstad delivers the Milner Prize Lecture at The Royal Society, presenting cutting-edge insights in theoretical computer science to a scholarly audience inside London's iconic science venue.
Forecasting ecological dynamics in a changing world
Join leading researchers for a critical discussion on forecasting ecological dynamics in a changing world. The talk covers new modeling approaches, data challenges, and implications for conservation and policy, set in the prestigious Royal Society venue.
The Creative Freelancer’s Experience
Step into the RSA's grand, historic halls for The Creative Freelancer’s Experience—a vivid lecture that threads indie craft, hustle, and resilience into practical guidance for London's growing creative scene.
RDI Address 2025
An evening lecture at the Royal Society of Arts presenting the RDI Address 2025, exploring research, development, and innovation trends in design and technology against a historic London backdrop.
Cities and Human Rights
A thought-provoking lecture at University College London exploring how urban policy and governance shape human rights in modern cities, addressing housing, mobility, policing, safety, and inclusion.
King's Population Health Institute Vanguard Seminar: Howard Bauchner
Join Kings College London for the Vanguard Seminar on population health with Howard Bauchner. A college-led lecture exploring current health-policy challenges and research insights, with practical implications for public health practice.
Can Democracy Survive War? The Ukrainian Experience
An engaging university lecture at Kings College London exploring how war tests democratic governance, with analysis of Ukraine's experience, resilience, and the implications for the future of democracy amid conflict.
Reclaiming Pluralism: Lessons from South Africa for a Divided Britain by Ebrahim Rasool
Reclaiming Pluralism: Lessons from South Africa for a Divided Britain by Ebrahim Rasool at SOAS, London, sparks a provocative, hopeful dialogue on reconciliation, civic space, and shared futures.
Bilingual myths: origins and what we know
Explore the origins and debunk common myths about bilingualism in this public lecture at University College London, drawing on linguistics, cognitive science, and language development research.
The Later Years: Organisation, Independence and Peace of Mind
The Later Years: Organisation, Independence and Peace of Mind at Gresham College invites a thoughtful London lecture on planning, autonomy, and mental clarity for mature professionals and lifelong learners.
Debating nuclear weapons and democratic resilience
An LSE public lecture examining the evolving role of nuclear weapons in global security and the challenges to democratic resilience in the 21st century, featuring scholars and policy experts.
Inaugural Lecture with Professor James Lee
Inaugural Lecture with Professor James Lee at King's College London kicks off scholarly dialogue with a wide-ranging, energized talk that maps his research journey and future directions.
Is the US still a democracy? Trump-era authoritarian populism
A charged LSE lecture examining whether the US remains a democracy amid Trump-era authoritarian populism, exploring threats to liberal institutions and the current state of American politics.
Anti-colonialism, Abolition and the Nationalist Backlash
An academic public lecture at SOAS on anti-colonialism, abolition, and the nationalist backlash, tracing historical and contemporary threads in postcolonial politics and governance.
Public Policing and Private Security: Insights from the UK
A university lecture at Birkbeck, University of London, examining how public policing and private security intersect in the UK, with expert analysis of policy implications, governance, civil liberties, and the evolving security landscape.
I’ll Make Me a World: The Past, Present, and Futures of Black History
I’ll Make Me a World: The Past, Present, and Futures of Black History at University College London traces Black history from archive to imagination, blending scholarship, story, and visionary futures.
Money Awards for Breach of Fiduciary Duty
An incisive lecture at University College London dissecting money awards and breach of fiduciary duty, pairing crisp legal analysis with real-world cases in a historic campus setting that hums with intellectual energy.