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Sunday Assembly London:
Periods of ChangeSunday Assembly London:
Periods of ChangeChella Quint, science communicator, educator, and comedian, provides a positive approach to menstruation education. Her goal is to counter all of the negative portrayals of periods in the media, which lead young people to feel shame and disgust about their bodies.
In person | Virtual event
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Language Courses in Spanish, Italian, French, Brazilian-Portuguese and German
Language Courses in Spanish, Italian, French, Brazilian-Portuguese and German
Lingua Diversa Group was founded by Esther and Lucio in 2002. They run lunchtime and evening courses from beginner to advanced level in: Spanish, Italian, French, German and Brazilian-Portuguese
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Sunday Concerts:
Maggini QuartetSunday Concerts:
Maggini QuartetMaggini Quartet are one of the finest British string quartets and 'among the most vivid, intelligent, witty and [...] musically risk-taking' (The Independent). Their programme for this concert features Mozart and Mendelssohn.
In person | Virtual event
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Thinking On Sunday:
What’s Wrong with the House of Commons?Conway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Thinking On Sunday:
What’s Wrong with the House of Commons?From lockdown parties to payments for lobbying, MPs are acting as if the rules do not apply to them. Hannah White argues that the reputation of the Commons is in a downward spiral.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
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Pre-concert recital:
Royal Academy of Music, Junior Academy Chamber Music ShowcaseConway Hall Sunday Concerts Presents:
Pre-concert recital:
Royal Academy of Music, Junior Academy Chamber Music ShowcaseAn exciting snapshot of the outstanding chamber music programme that takes place each Saturday at the Royal Academy of Music.
In person | Virtual event
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Sunday Assembly London:
The Art of ProtestSunday Assembly London:
The Art of ProtestReverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping, a radical performance community based out of New York City, uses musical performance as a method of protest. Through direct action, they fight for environmental and social causes. Stop Shopping UK will tell us about their movement with speech and song.
In person | Virtual event
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Thinking On Sunday: Technology, Climate, Justice and Rights – Can We Get The Whole World To Agree On Any Of Them?
Thinking On Sunday: Technology, Climate, Justice and Rights – Can We Get The Whole World To Agree On Any Of Them?
A. C. Grayling asks: can human beings agree on a set of values that will allow us to confront the threats facing the planet and ourselves, or will we simply continue with our disagreements, antipathies and even our possible extinction?
In person | Virtual event
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Ethical Matters:
Losing It – Sex Education for the 21st CenturyConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Ethical Matters:
Losing It – Sex Education for the 21st CenturyClueless about everything from her own anatomy to relationships, Sophia Smith Galer’s sex education classes left her with more questions than answers.
In person | Virtual event
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Ethical Matters: Losing It – Sex Education for the 21st Century
Ethical Matters: Losing It – Sex Education for the 21st Century
Sophia Smith Galer presents an urgent, myth-busting talk that dismantles sex misinformation and reimagines a sex education that would access the world of sexual freedom through our own physicality, pleasure and consent. Sophia is an award-winning reporter, author and TikTok creator.
In person | Virtual event
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The Uneggspected: Tales of Lost and Found
The Uneggspected: Tales of Lost and Found
Rina Atienza, our main speaker, is a lecturer at Kingston School of Art who will talk about the hidden 'easter eggs' that can be found in art and irreverently guide us to explore what we might be missing about Easter rituals. We will also have an eggcelent time singing along with the Sunday Assembly Band.
In person | Virtual event
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Thinking On Sunday: Ambition and Deceit in the New Influencer Economy
Thinking On Sunday: Ambition and Deceit in the New Influencer Economy
More than one-fifth of children want to become influencers and it’s easy to understand why. What if you could escape economic uncertainty by winning the internet’s attention? The reality is much murkier: Symeon Brown exposes the fraud, exploitation, bribery, and dishonesty at the core of the influencer model.
In person | Virtual event
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Sunday Assembly’s Got Talent
Sunday Assembly’s Got Talent
Now's your time to shine in Sunday Assembly London's first-ever talent show! This all-ages event will be made by you and for you. We're looking for a wide range of acts, from poets and storytellers to magicians and musicians. This is a fundraising event for Sunday Assembly London, but all are welcome.
In person | Virtual event
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Sunday Concerts: Tippett Quartet & Emma Abbate
Sunday Concerts: Tippett Quartet & Emma Abbate
The Tippett Quartet regularly appear at Kings Place, Purcell Room, Wigmore Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall and Bridgewater Hall and frequently perform on BBCRadio 3. Their programme sees them join pianist Emma Abbate in Elgar's much-loved masterpiece.
In person | Virtual event
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Mind Your Language
Mind Your Language
Keith Kahn-Harris, author of The Babel Message: A Love Letter to Language believes that the messy diversity of language shouldn't be a source of conflict, but of collective wonder. In addition to our main speaker’s talk, the Sunday Assembly Band will use the language of music to bring us together.
In person | Virtual event
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Primadonna Prize – Live
Primadonna Prize – Live
Lenny Henry in conversation with Kit de Waal about My Name is Leon, coming soon to BBC1. Plus live comedy, readings, poetry and more, with compere Sandi Toksvig. And the awarding – live! – of this year’s Primadonna Prize for unsigned writers.
In person | Virtual event
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Ethical Matters:
The Meat ParadoxConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Ethical Matters:
The Meat Paradox‘Should we eat animals?’ was, until recently, a question reserved for moral philosophers and an ethically minded minority, but it is now posed on restaurant menus and supermarket shelves, on social media and morning television.
In person | Virtual event
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Ethical Matters: The Meat Paradox
Ethical Matters: The Meat Paradox
Should we eat animals? This was once a question reserved for moral philosophers and an ethically minded minority. Rob Percival, an expert in the politics of meat, searches for the evolutionary origins of the meat paradox, asking when our relationship with meat first became emotionally and ethically complicated.
In person | Virtual event
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Sunday Concerts:
Maria Włoszczowska, Tim Ridout, Steffan Morris & Jâms ColemanConway Hall Sunday Concerts Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
Maria Włoszczowska, Tim Ridout, Steffan Morris & Jâms ColemanAn opportunity to hear Brahms' horn trio in a different setting, with the composer's own re-working of the natural horn part for viola.
In person | Virtual event
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Sunday Concerts: Maria Włoszczowska, Tim Ridout, Steffan Morris & Jâms Coleman
Sunday Concerts: Maria Włoszczowska, Tim Ridout, Steffan Morris & Jâms Coleman
A truly star-studded line-up of musicians garnering increasing international renown, this programme places Brahms' evergreen Horn Trio alongside exquisitely colourful works by Britten and Fauré - not to be missed!
In person | Virtual event
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Thinking On Sunday:
Mistress Ethics – On the Virtues of Sexual KindnessConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Thinking On Sunday:
Mistress Ethics – On the Virtues of Sexual KindnessThe figure of the mistress is undoubtedly controversial. She provokes intense reactions, ranging from fear, to disgust and revulsion, to excitement and titillation, to sadness and perhaps to some, love.
Virtual event | In person
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Thinking On Sunday: Mistress Ethics – On the Virtues of Sexual Kindness
Thinking On Sunday: Mistress Ethics – On the Virtues of Sexual Kindness
Victoria Brooks offers an unflinching look at the lived experience of the mistress. Here she is recast as a potentially loving, free, intimate 'other' woman. She asks what happens when we opt for an ethics of sexual kindness and learning from mistresses, both straight and queer.
In person | Virtual event
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Detoxing Masculinity
Detoxing Masculinity
From violence against women and girls, to shocking mental health outcomes for men - how do we heal masculinity to create a better world for all people? There's a lot of toxicity out there blocking the way to self-work, but the work is happening. So join us for a positive experience of masculinity.
In person | Virtual event
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Compassion in a Time of Covid: Bridging the Gap Between Opposing Viewpoints
Compassion in a Time of Covid: Bridging the Gap Between Opposing Viewpoints
Compassion-Focused Therapy is a means to improving mental health and contentment. Using this approach, Dr Rebekah Honey attempts to answer the question: can compassion bridge the gap between opposing viewpoints?
In person | Virtual event
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Sunday Concerts:
Consone QuartetConway Hall Sunday Concerts Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
Consone QuartetThe first period instrument quartet to be selected as BBC New Generation Artists, the Consone Quartet are fast making a name for themselves with their honest and expressive interpretations of classical and early romantic repertoire.
Virtual event | In person
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Sunday Concerts: Consone Quartet
Sunday Concerts: Consone Quartet
The first period instrument quartet to be selected as BBC New Generation Artists, the Consone Quartet are fast making a name for themselves with their honest and expressive interpretations of classical and early romantic repertoire.
In person | Virtual event
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Thinking On Sunday: How We Became Postmodern
Thinking On Sunday: How We Became Postmodern
Beneath the glitzy surface of postmodernism there is a dirty secret: it is the fig leaf for a rapacious new kind of capitalism. Stuart Jeffries tell a radical new history of a dangerous idea.
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Sunday Concerts: Callum Smart, Ben Goldscheider & Richard Uttley
Sunday Concerts: Callum Smart, Ben Goldscheider & Richard Uttley
A trio comprising three leading young musicians, this performance culminates in Brahms' trio for horn, violin and piano, written to commemorate the death of the composer's mother.
In person | Virtual event
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Thinking Like A Woman
Thinking Like A Woman
In celebration of International Women's Day, George Halfin will speak to us about what she learned from listening to women who had been in difficult situations, and how they motivated her to bring their inspiring stories together in her book, A Life Less Serious.
In person | Virtual event
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Ethical Matters:
The Generation Myth – Why When You’re Born Matters Less Than You ThinkConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Ethical Matters:
The Generation Myth – Why When You’re Born Matters Less Than You Think28 Feb 2022 - 19:30 @ Conway Hall - (opening time 19:10) Ethical Matters: The Generation Myth - Why When You're Born Matters Less Than You Think
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Ethical Matters: The Generation Myth – Why When You’re Born Matters Less Than You Think
Ethical Matters: The Generation Myth – Why When You’re Born Matters Less Than You Think
Are you bored or annoyed by the clichés about you and your generation? Millennials, Baby Boomers, Gen Z—we like to define people by when they were born, but Bobby Duffy, explains why we shouldn't.
In person | Virtual event
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