Tarsilo Onuluk, our main speaker, is the Managing Director at the Conservative Drug Policy Reform Group. He asks that you open your mind to the possibility that psychedelics can do more good than harm. As always, Sunday Assembly London features great talks, poetry, and uplifting group singing.
God’s cultural DNA stretches back centuries before the Bible was written and persists in the tics and twitches of our own society. Professor Francesca Stavrakopoulou explores the places and artefacts that shaped our view of this singular God and the ancient religions and societies of the biblical world.
If COP26 fired the starting gun, what should a race to global decarbonisation look like and who might the winners and losers be? Chaitanya Kumar discusses the promises made and the challenges that lie ahead.
In an episode of the television series Cosmos, Carl Sagan said, “If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.” This statement inspired particle physicist Harry Cliff to write a book in which he explores life, the universe and everything.
In this interactive event, the UK’s leading career experts Sarah Ellis and Helen Tupper, from the UK’s no.1 careers podcast Squiggly Careers, will help you to develop your own career, drawing on the themes of their new book You Coach You.
