CONWAY HALL IS WHERE ETHICS MATTER
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Ethical Matters:
Women and the Far RightEthical Matters:
Women and the Far RightWe are in a new age of self-radicalising, right-wing extremists planning violence against society. As the far right gains popularity and acceptance, its ranks have swelled with an unlikely category of members: women. Lois Shearing and Lizzie Dearden discuss their researches in to the dangers of the rising far-right.
Brockway Room | No Option
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Sunday Concerts:
Coco Tomita + Simon CallaghanSunday Concerts:
Coco Tomita + Simon CallaghanAcclaimed violinist Coco Tomita, BBC Young Musician 2020 Strings winner, makes her Conway Hall debut with Simon Callaghan, showcasing highlights from their celebrated partnership.Our
In person | In person
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Sunday Concerts:
Lark Piano TrioSunday Concerts:
Lark Piano TrioThe Lark Piano Trio, winners of the Governor’s Chamber Prize, make their London debut with a programme featuring classics and a new work by Tom W Green.
In person | No Option
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Agile Rabbit:
Water and Climate Change: 10 Things You Should KnowAgile Rabbit:
Water and Climate Change: 10 Things You Should KnowHear four speakers passionately discuss the implications of our changing world on a key area. Climate Change and water are intertwined, from flooding and drought, to increased demand and varying quality.
In person | No Option
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Sunday Concerts:
Berkeley EnsembleSunday Concerts:
Berkeley EnsembleThe Berkeley Ensemble, formed in a spirit of adventure, closes our spring 2025 season with a vibrant programme inspired by Lennox Berkeley’s Wind Quintet, featuring an exciting mix of colourful music for piano and winds, showcasing both new and rediscovered repertoire.
In person | In person
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Ethical Matters:
The Empathy FixEthical Matters:
The Empathy FixKeetie Roelen provides readers with the tools to relate to poverty, realise why current interventions often don’t work, and to respond to the situation in a way that gives everyone a sense of dignity and agency. Through empathy, we can all contribute to a more equal society.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
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