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February 2021
Teaching without God: The Retreat of Religion and the Rise of the Humanities in American Liberal Education
The event is part of the Religion, Science and the Humanities Seminar Series 2021 and will feature keynote lecture from Professor James Turner, Cavanaugh Professor of Humanities Emeritus at the University of Notre Dame, followed by a Q&A session. For more information, and to view the event, please click HERE
Find out more »March 2021
Building Peace Across Religious Divides in Nigeria with Professor Darren Kew, University of Massachusetts, Boston
Darren Kew is Professor of Conflict Resolution at UMass Boston and author of Civil Society, Conflict Resolution, and Democracy in Nigeria.
Find out more »Partition and the Limits of Irish Commemoration: Reflections on 1921
Professor Ian McBride, Foster Professor of Irish History at University of Oxford, will deliver keynote lecture 'Partition and the Limits of Irish Commemoration: Reflections on 1921'.
Find out more »April 2021
Queen’s Policy Engagement Post-Brexit Clinic April 2021
Join us for our April Post-Brexit Clinic at Queen's!
Find out more »The Good Friday Agreement and a United Ireland
Rory Montgomery, Mitchell Institute Honorary Professor of Practice, will deliver his inaugural professorial lecture.
Find out more »May 2021
Beyond Coronavirus: How Does the World Recover?
Professor Henrietta Moore, Founder and Director of the Institute for Global Prosperity, UCL, will deliver a keynote lecture entitled ‘Navigating our futures: Pathways to Global Prosperity in a post Covid world’.
Find out more »In Conversation with Jonathan Powell
Queen’s University is delighted to welcome Jonathan Powell, Founder and CEO Inter/Mediate, for an 'In Conversation' event hosted by Professor Richard English, Queen’s University Belfast. Delivered live from Queen's University's Great Hall, the event will be streamed to an online audience.
Find out more »September 2021
Re-thinking reparative justice in the ‘post-George Floyd’ era
Presented by Professor Olivette Otele, Vice-President of the Royal Historical Society. The Centre for Public History at Queen's and the BAME & International Staff Network are delighted to announce a lecture by Professor Olivette Otele, Vice-President of the Royal Historical Society: 'Re-thinking reparative justice in the 'post-George Floyd' era' This will be followed by a conversation with Dr Kennetta Hammond Perry, Director of the Stephen Lawrence Research Centre, and will include an open Q&A session. All welcome. To register, please click here.
Find out more »November 2021
A local solution to a global problem: community wealth building and climate
Creating a democratic and just economy that will deliver a substantive return on achieving decarbonisation targets and climate adaptation.
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