Human Rights defense in Rio de Janeiro: An act of resistance to barbarism

Find out why Brazil is possibly the most dangerous country for human rights defenders (HRDs) in the world

A public secret: Skin colour discrimination in colonial and independent Jamaica

Henrice Altink talks about 'colourism' in Jamaica

Mapping escapes during WW2

Barbara investigates MI9’s wartime escape and evasion mapping programme, including how maps were smuggled to prisoners and how they helped orchestrate some of the most famous escapes in history

Let’s talk about 'race'

Professor Hylton brings a voice to the sociology of sport and leisure that reflects an intricate engagement with, and commitment to challenge, the endemic issues that mark race relations in the UK

A chapter of woe: The Anglo-Scots Battle of Myton, 1319

In this lecture, Dr Paul Dryburgh introduces one of the most calamitous but least known battles of the Anglo-Scots wars in its 700th-anniversary year