Open lectures

In this presentation, Linda explores the lived experience of ‘traumatic grief’ – a term that combines trauma with grief, locating it towards the extreme end of the grief spectrum.

With decades of diplomatic experience at the highest levels of global politics, the Indonesian Ambassador promises to open our eyes to some of the challenges and opportunities faced by one of the world's rising powers.

This lecture analyses the cost-of-living protests as properly political acts, varied in their specifics and contexts, but driven by common principles regarding the basic right to protections of everyday life.

Despite the newfound attention, few critically engage the complicated and contradictory uses of divinity, prayers, transcendental virtues, and otherworldly dimensions that circulate within Du Boisian social theory.

Join the Department of Education for inaugural lectures from Professor Kathryn Asbury and Professor Danijela Trenkic.

A virtual gathering of activists, practitioners, and academics across the world who will together take a critical look at citizenship in an interdisciplinary context.

An accessible introduction to supervised deep learning and a description of a recent idea called "self-supervised learning"

An expert panel talk about the strength of collaborative efforts needed to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

This joint lecture shall investigate what the speakers are calling 'phantomology', ranging from medieval theology to modern neuroscience.

A virtual gathering of activists, practitioners, and academics across the world who will together take a critical look at citizenship in an interdisciplinary context.

Adam Phillips, psychoanalyst and one of the most influential essayists and thinkers writing today, presents his Autumn term lecture.

This new book, based on five years of research across three continents, seeks to answer questions about the Anthropocene through the stories of activists, teachers and educators.

A virtual gathering of activists, practitioners, and academics across the world who will together take a critical look at citizenship in an interdisciplinary context.

Poet Gail McConnell will be reading from her latest book, 'The Sun is Open' and other poems.

A virtual gathering of activists, practitioners, and academics across the world who will together take a critical look at citizenship in an interdisciplinary context.

A virtual gathering of activists, practitioners, and academics across the world who will together take a critical look at citizenship in an interdisciplinary context.