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, […]
Creating a democratic and just economy that will deliver a substantive return on achieving decarbonisation targets and climate adaptation.
Free walking tour around Belfast, linking the city’s built environment, public art and urban landscape. Every Saturday and Sunday in the month of November.
Understanding the impact of air pollution on public health in Northern Ireland.
Looking at how animation can help us better understand climate change and young people's feelings about it.
Join us to examine the crucial role of trade unions in ensuring a just transition beyond fossil fuels and creating a sustainable economy.
Cooking is often promoted as an activity through which individuals can improve the quality or sustainability of their diet.
Join us to hear about new research and share arts management practice from around the world.
Join us for this online talk and discussion about the prospects for constitutional change in Ireland.
How do relations with the environment intersect with ethnic minority and migrant experiences and identities in Northern Ireland?
