Tickets

Please find below a full list of the 2023 programme, along with information about ticket bookings:

MONDAY, 27th FEBRUARY

Celebrating and promoting Public and Community Engagement at Westminster – Fyvie Hall, Regent Street – 1pm to 3pm

Led by Prof Janet Jones, Head of College and PVT, DCDI. Find out more and register at Eventbrite

Co-creating Cultural Space for Black Male Students – Online – 4pm to 6pm

Led by Dr Alison Fixsen, Senior Lecturer and Deputy Chair of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Find out more and register at Eventbrite  

Technology and Diversity: A UoW Roundtable – Fyvie Hall, Regent Street – 4pm to 6pm 

Led by Dr Nitasha Kaul, Reader in Politics and International Relations. Find out more and register atEventbrite 

Getting in the Boat Room – Cayley Room, Regent Street – 6pm to 8pm

Led by Dr Harriet Samuels, Reader, Westminster Law School. Find out more information and register at Eventbrite   

TUESDAY, 28th FEBRUARY 

Lived Experience of Long Covid Among Black and Minority Ethnic Groups in the UK – Online – 4pm to 6pm

Led by Prof Damien Ridge, Social Sciences, and Prof Nina Smyth, Reader, Social Sciences. Find out more and register at Eventbrite

What it takes to work in sustainability – Online – 6pm to 8pm

Led by a panel of University of Westminster alumni working in sustainability. Find out more and register at Eventbrite 

Collaboration for a Fairer Westminster – Fyvie Hall, Regent Street – 5pm to 7pm

Led by Prof Gerda Wielander, Assistant Head of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Find out more and register at Eventbrite

Data Science in Life Science for Developing Sustainable Solutions – Cayley Room, Regent Street – 6pm to 8pm

Led by Dr Dipankar Sengupta, Lecturer, Life Sciences. Find out more and register at Eventbrite

WEDNESDAY, 1st MARCH

Can we be a critical friend? Exploring academic and society partnerships and LGBTQ+ Advocacy – Online – 4pm to 6pm

Led by Dr Dan Conway, School of Social Sciences. Find out more and register at Eventbrite

The Global Challenge of Suicide; The Importance of Tailoring Prevention and Interventions -Room: UG05, Regent Street – 4pm to 6pm

Led by Dr Jay-Marie Mackenzie, School of Social Sciences. Find out more and register at Eventbrite  

TRAPPED: Immobility in Times of Migration – Room:  Fyvie Hall, Regent Street – 6pm to 8pm

Led by Dr Federica Mazzara, Reader in Cultural Studies, School of Humanities, University of Westminster and Dr Anne Viswanathan, immigration lawyer and Director of Bail for Immigration Detainees, Westminster Law School. Find out more and register at Eventbrite

THURSDAY, 2nd MARCH

Fighting Superbugs: Join the fight to make a difference! – Regent St foyer – 3pm to 8pm

Led by Dr Manal Mohamed, School of Life Sciences. No need to book, just show up.

Imagining a Fairer World – Room: Fyvie Hall, Regent Street – 4pm to 6pm

Led by Dr Lucy Bond, School of Humanities. Find out more and register at Eventbrite

Diversity and Inclusion – Film Screening and Roundtable – Regent St Cinema – 6pm to 9pm

Led by Dr Roza Tsagarousianou, Westminster School of Media and Communication. Find out more and register at Eventbrite

Film Screening ‘ Don’t Look Up’ – Room: UG05, Regent Street – 6pm to 8pm

Led by Dr Lucy Bond, School of Humanities. Find out more and register at Eventbrite

Speak Alb! A counter platform to Albanophobic narratives – Room: Fyvie Hall, Regent Street – 6pm to 8pm

Led by Dr Petros Karatsareas, School of Humanities. Find out more and register at Eventbrite

Female Careers in the Music Industry- Room: Cayley, Regent Street – 6pm to 8pm

Led by Dr Mykaell Riley, Westminster School of Arts. Find out more and register at Eventbrite

FRIDAY, 3rd MARCH

Fighting Superbugs: Join the fight to make a difference! – Regent St Foyer – 3pm to 8pm

Led by Dr Manal Mohamed, School of Life Sciences. No need to book, just show up.

How the Earth Shaped Human History – Room: UG05, Regent Street – 5:30pm to 7pm

Led by Prof Lewis Dartnell, School of Life Sciences. Find out more and register at Eventbrite

Harmony After the War : Music and War – Room: Fyvie Hall, Regent Street – 5pm to 7pm

An event produced by Juan delGado, creative producer of Qisetna and led by Alessandro Columbu. Find out more and register at Eventbrite