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MND – Make a difference volunteer evening

MND is a charity that helps people with motor neurones disease. We're always looking for volunteers, so please come along to our free mixer.

Symposium on the Investigatory Powers Bill 2015

A distinguished panel will discuss a wide range of issues associated with the Investigatory Powers Bill 2015. Also know as the "snoopers charter".

Nicola Martin: How to deal with Difficult People and Win

At this event Nicola Martin will be presenting proven known strategies to deal with difficult people.

Leonore Trio

Benjamin Nabarro - violin Gemma Rosefield - cello Tim Horton - pianoLalo: Trio No.1 in C minor Op.7 Beethoven: Trio in E flat Op.70/2 Taneyev: Trio in D Op.22

We Need to Talk About Oxbridge

In our society, many of us hold a common view about what Oxbridge is, but are not so clear about what Oxbridge does. For example, how come that this institution is also a multi-billion pound industry? How significant are its links with the Church? Speaker Leon Harrison will deconstruct Oxbridge.

National Opera Studio

In this very special recital, the National Opera Studio will present a selection of this year’s gifted singers and répétiteurs, offering a glimpse at the next generation of leading artists.

From Jesus & Mo to Charlie Hebdo – Chris Moos

Chris Moos talks about the secular struggle for freedom of expression; from Jesus & Mo to Charlie Hebdo.

5×15 – Stories from the Future of Medicine

In collaboration with Mosaic, the Wellcome Trust's online magazine, 5X15 is delighted to host an evening of stories about the future of medicine. Dr. Jo Marchant speaks about the immune system, Alexander Masters speaks about his revolutionary idea for funding clinical trials, Charles Fernyhough speaks about the voices within, Roger Highfield holds forth, and Gaia Vince talks about hacking the nervous system.

LIFE PURPOSE: How do I Discover my Life Purpose and Live a Fulfilling Life?

What is the difference between purpose and our occupation, duties and responsibilities? Is our purpose something that we 'do' or is it an 'emotion' we experience? Can we have a purpose in life that has nothing to do with what we do for a living? If yes, do we experience more fulfilment and contentment when these two are aligned or can they be two independent variables?

We Trust Women: The Case for Decriminalising Abortion

Women in the UK face life imprisonment for ending a pregnancy. Join our expert panel to discuss why abortion should be a choice, not a crime.

Mastering UX for modern intranets

This workshop, run by the author of the best-selling book ‘Designing intranets: creating sites that work‘, explores key user experience (UX) techniques and principles that will guide the design of even the most sophisticated intranet.

Debate: “Politics Should Move to the Left”

This topical issue will be debated with Tom Rubens - an advocate of a mainly socialist economy - battling for the motion, and Tim Bale - a high profile Professor of Politics - arguing against it.

Greens Campaign Training

Please join us at our London Greens campaign training event!

Keeping It Reel, Sunday Assembly London Ceilidh

It's time to party! The first ever Sunday Assembly London ceilidh has arrived.

AHS Convention & AGM 2016

Expect a dazzling array of speakers, the chance to exercise your democratic right in the vote on our new name (and the election of a new Executive committee), and of course several evenings of top-class entertainment and carousing.

Guilt and Shame

At this meeting Professor Windy Dryden will present a seminar on dealing with Guilt and Shame. This will be followed by some live CBT sessions with volunteers, hopefully relating to the topics of Guilt and Shame.

Secret Tunnels of England: Folklore and Fact

SOLD OUTAntony Clayton, will attempt to sort fact from fiction in this illustrated talk about the Secret Tunnels of England.

The Science of Happiness

Join Action for Happiness for an inspiring evening with psychology expert Vanessa King as she reveals how we can unlock the science of happiness to lead happier lives and create a happier world.

how to: Encourage Originality in your Organisation (Change in Your Life)

All Trade Public Meeting – RMT London Taxi Drivers

RMT London Taxi Drivers’ Branch will host an ALL TRADE public meeting on Monday, 7th March, 2016 at Conway Hall from 7pm.

Democracy for the 21st Century

Speaker Derek Bates will argue that we should be able to properly engage with our elected representatives using modern communication and internet technology, have a “live" influence on our futures and express our opinions - effectively crowd-sourcing innovative policy and direction.

Sunday Assembly London – Vision

Sunday Assembly London is held at 11am on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month at Conway Hall. Our theme for this Assembly has still not been announced and the headline speaker is still a secret mystery….

NCS Action Day Celebration!

Get involved in our exclusive celebration event on The National Citizen Service Action Day, which gives you the opportunity to reunite with your NCS mates, listen to some live music and learn more about how to get actively involved in your communities from a huge range of amazing partners!

Red Kimono

The second exhibition of Red Kimono at Conway Hall marks the 5th anniversary of the catastrophic accident at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.

how to: Space, Time, and Gravitational Waves

A rare appearance in London from one of the world’s leading Astrophysicists to talk about the new windows on the Universe that have changed virtually everything we think about its makeup and possible size, its past, and its future.

Performance Workshop: Skinner Releasing Technique

Lizzy Le Quesne will teach an Skinner Releasing Technique class addressing alignment and exploration of the physical self using guided kinesthetic imagery, gentle hands-on partnerwork and freeform dancing. Suitable for all levels of movement experience.

Is Consciousness an Insoluble Problem?

SOLD OUT We currently understand very little about how the brain’s hundred thousand million neurons enable us to function, but as technology provides more neurological detail, the mechanisms behind all our various abilities will become intelligible.

Mencap: Planning for the Future Seminar – London

When you have a loved one with a learning disability, it is important to have measures in place to ensure a secure financial future for your family. This seminar is an ideal place to get started – you will be able to find valuable information and legal advice on wills and trusts, as well as gaining peace of mind.

Hate and Mental Toughness

Phil Pearl talks about hate and 'Mental Toughness'. Regular courses from City CBT Coaching College providing continuing professional development.

Blood Donation – Feb 2016

Register as a blood donor and book an appointment to give blood and help someone in need today.

Fabien Thouand (oboe) With Members of the London Symphony Orchestra

Fabien Thouand - oboe Laurent Quenelle - violin Malcolm Johnston - viola Eve-Marie Caravassilis - celloMozart: Oboe Quartet in F K370 Fiala: Oboe Quartet in F Britten: Phantasy in F minor Moeran: Fantasy Quartet Françaix: Quartet (for Cor Anglais and String Trio)

How Should we use Unproven Treatments During an Epidemic?

Dr Annette Rid discusses the key points of using unproven treatments during an epidemic, the ethical controversy and draws some important lessons for how we should use unproven vaccines and treatments during future epidemics.

Let’s Get Bored! Speaker Linda Rodriguez

Our theme for this Assembly Let’s get bored! And the headline speaker is Linda Rodriguez

LRC Special General Meeting 2016

The LRC’s annual conference will take place on Saturday 20th February 2016 at Conway Hall.

The Adventures of a Happy Homosexual

Veteran activist Terry Sanderson, talks about his own history in gay rights - as recalled in his recently published memoir: 'The Adventures of a Happy Homosexual'.

The Story 2016

The sixth (!) The Story conference will be on Friday, February 19th, at Conway Hall in London. Last year you told us it was the best event yet, with brilliant speakers including Nelly Ben-Hayoun, James Bridle, Alexa Clay, Kati London, Gary Carter, Lucy Perman and Simon Munnery. This year we're getting an even more eclectic, challenging and inspiring list of speakers together, so get your tickets now!

A Humanistic perspective on the caste system in India and the UK

In this talk, Amarijt Singh will explore the history and practice of the caste system both in India and in the UK, from a humanist viewpoint.

The New Intolerance on Campus

Spiked is bringing together world-renowned writers, academics and activists to interrogate the rise in campus censorship.