Open lectures

Holotechnica consists of a database of different consciousness-expanding techniques, meditations, and protocols that can be combined in a form of dialogos...

Anna Bramwell-Dicks explores disability representation in traditional and interactive media, highlighting potential issues and advocating for better, inclusive portrayals.

Christine de Pizan's Epistre Othea uses 101 images to empower women through exemplary figures and didactic models in blue.

AI in healthcare promises improved outcomes but poses patient safety risks. Ibrahim Habli explores safe AI use, sharing cases and strategies.

On the heels of Woodstock, a group of teen campers are inspired to join the fight for disability civil rights.

Join Writers at York for the launch of City of Marvels, a new chapbook by J R Carpenter, published by Broken Sleep Books.

Join us for CAHR@15 as we celebrate generations of masters’ students who have engaged critically with the law and politics of human rights on our interdisciplinary programmes.

In 1990, Helen Chadwick's Viral Landscapes symbolised the interplay of humans, digital technology, and HIV in contemporary landscapes.

Drapery in Renaissance art conveyed unique artistic expression and natural inspiration, often overlooked, influencing how artists embodied life in their works.

Ruth Wiener, daughter of Wiener Holocaust Library founders, survived Nazi occupation, transit camps, and Bergen-Belsen, sharing her extraordinary journey through donated papers.

Join us to celebrate the official opening of the Institute for Safe Autonomy (ISA) at the University of York.