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Global political co-operation, AIDS research, Black History

Posted on 12 October 2018

Find out something new at our free Open Lectures - everyone welcome.

Adventures, archives, and anguish in undertaking AIDS research
Monday 15 October
Discussing the methodological constraints and challenges associated with researching AIDS.

Reflections from Canon Margaret Sentamu
Tuesday 16 October
The Staff Race Equality Forum (SREF) would like to invite staff and students at the University to attend its autumn event, where Margaret Sentamu will be delivering a lecture to mark celebrations for Black History Month. 

The alarming age of the negative sum: Strategies for rebuilding hope and cooperation in shaping our economic, environmental and political futures
Tuesday 16 October
Adrian Kendry, former NATO Senior Defence Economist, talks on the current dangers in global politics and possible avenues to rebuild needed hope and cooperation.

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