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28 Feb 2023: Could robots or aliens be religious? And what really makes me ‘me’? ... people, identities, and ethics circulating within various Jewish spaces in Luxembourg, the menorah was able to travel across otherwise fraught and impassable boundaries between

28 Feb 2023: The latest research and a brand new pilot study that looks at what young people eat is discussed in GROWING UP IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT: WHAT REALLY INFLUENCES WHAT YOUNG PEOPLE ... Dr Eleanor Winpenny, Dr Tiago Canelas and Mr Struan Tait from the MRC

20 Feb 2023: Can the planet accommodate 3 billion more people when our current ecological footprint already exceeds Earth’s biocapacity? ... In HOW CAN EDUCATION HELP YOUNG PEOPLE COPE WITH AND COMMUNICATE ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE?

9 Mar 2023: The war in Ukraine and climate disasters have focused people’s minds on issues of food security. ... as social inequality and corruption, which means that some people cannot afford nor access the food that is available.

13 Mar 2023: Helen Dye, Natural Cambridgeshire – the Local Nature Partnership for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, will talk about some of the opportunities that are available for both nature and people, some of the things ... She said, “Water and soil have

6 Mar 2023: live exhibition of people and an epic performance, 12 Last Songs frames the rhythms of the city, through the people who make it work. ... This is the question at the heart of these African folktales meant only for the ears of young people.

21 Mar 2023: Sharon Morein, Associate Professor at Anglia Ruskin University, will consider what can lead people to accumulate belongings and exhibit hoarding tendencies and, in its most extreme form, lead to hoarding disorder. ... 1st April]. The Festival has had a

8 Mar 2023: We need to ask difficult questions about whether our education system is one of the causes of this deterioration in the mental health of young people. ... 18th March]. In Too much stuff in the house! What do people hoard?

17 Mar 2023: Empty supermarket shelves and worries about supply chain have focused people’s minds on issues of food security. ... It led me to wonder what other savings people could make with the benefit of a permanent four-day week.”.

14 Feb 2023: what causes people to turn to political extremism and tackling the virus of misinformation. ... The war in Ukraine and climate disasters have focused people’s minds on issues of food security.

10 Mar 2023: We need to ask difficult questions about whether our education system is one of the causes of this deterioration in the mental health of young people. ... taken/are taking to ensure education meets the needs of young people facing climate change in their

6 Mar 2023: who while he subscribed to abolitionist ideals, had some crude and dismissive things to say about people of African descent. ... You can see this at work in Coleridge's thought. While he subscribed to abolitionist ideals, he also had some crude and

2 Mar 2023: But, despite Australian animals being perfectly evolved for living their lives, with genuinely incredible adaptations, people keep calling them ‘weird’, or say that the wildlife in Australia is particularly dangerous. ... This talk is aimed at young

7 Mar 2023: Few people today could name a single 19th-century Russian woman writer, but women were at the centre of the literary world in the 19th century as poets, novelists and critics. ... It was designed to help all people feel welcomed and informed by the

13 Mar 2023: In ‘HOW DO YOU KNOW WHERE I AM?’ HOW ITEM-TRACKING DEVICES ARE USED FOR STALKING you can meet the research team and hear more about their study exploring how people

16 Feb 2023: In ‘HOW DO YOU KNOW WHERE I AM?’ HOW ITEM-TRACKING DEVICES ARE USED FOR STALKING (18 March), Kieron Ivy Turk describes how abusive people are using tracking devices to stalk