These groups are for those of African, Asian and Caribbean heritage who are training to become psychotherapists and counsellors. Students who have completed their course and are working towards registration are also invited.
London School of Philosophy present their Autumn Term, with courses on subjects including Plato & Aristotle, German Idealism, French Thought from the Middle Ages to the Present, Lacan with Levinas and Satre, and much more.
Monthly meetup sessions are a mixture of theory, group discussion, practical exercises and individual tutorials. Each month there is a different theme and an assignment for the month which will build towards a selection of work for exhibition. Ends October 19th 2019.
magCulture’s annual conference championing the very best in editorial creativity, formerly known as ModMag, returns this November with a brand new name.
Join Conway Hall Humanist Library & Archives and Wikimedia UK to edit and add information about nineteenth-century freethinkers and social and political reformers to Wikipedia.
This workshop will be an opportunity to explore the potential of co-operative art education while we produce a zine. Led by Conway Hall’s artist in residence, Sophia Kosmaoglou.
A workshop on self-organisation and collectivity in the context of alternative art education. The workshop will begin with a seminar on self-organisation and conclude with a workshop on leadership roles for leaderless groups. Led by Conway Hall’s artist in residence, Sophia Kosmaoglou.
Come along to contribute your ideas to a draft constitution for a co-operative art school. Using a series of questions as guidelines, we will collectively generate the values, principles, processes and working methods of a co-operative art school. Led by Conway Hall’s artist in residence, Sophia Kosmaoglou.
Join Adam Ramejkis in a series of six interactive, collaborative workshops using a think-share-explore approach. These workshops will encourage you to think, read, discuss and relate to different topics around the links between thinking and language.
A full day of philosophy, more than 30 events: lectures, discussions, workshops, award, philosophy with children and more. Only £1 for the whole day!
Lingua Diversa run lunchtime and evening courses from beginner to advanced level in: Spanish, Italian, French, German and Brazilian-Portuguese. The next term will start week beginning 20 January and lasts for 11 consecutive weeks.
Carablanca is London’s longest-running tango club and takes place on Fridays. The friendly, informal atmosphere ensures that beginners and visitors mix easily with the regular dancers.
