Watch or Listen to Event Recordings
Take a look through our events recording collection below - we have a fantastic back catalogue of lectures, talks and online events on wide range of topics!
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Visit and Be Inspired | John Hansard Gallery | 2024 Exhibition Programme
A fascinating programme of exhibitions and events for 2024 - look at the What's on Guide for details!
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Discover Spring Season 2024 at Turner Sims
Check out the NEW digital brochure showcasing the INCREDIBLE Spring Season at our very own Turner Sims! Mozart, Clementi and Shostakovich sit alongside the very best of folk, jazz, Spanish guitar, Arabic fusion and vibrant African rhythms - look now!
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In support of Gift of Sight: A gin-tasting evening at 820 Spirit Distillery, Lymington
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Sample gins and find out more from the distillery’s charismatic owner, Tom Simpson, who won the University of Southampton Award for Young Person in Business 2023. Professor Lotery will also give a talk about the latest updates from eye research. The evening will include gin tasting, canapes with the opportunity to purchase additional alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks from the bar. There will also be a raffle and a chance to mingle with members of the vision research team. £25 per person.
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In person guest lecture: Professor Phillip M. Ayoub (UCL) | “The Global Fight Against LGBTQ+ Rights”
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Join Professor Phillip M. Ayoub's lecture to discuss global LGBTI rights progress and challenges. He credits advancements to transnational activism, supportive governments, and evolving human rights frameworks. However, opposition from conservative forces complicates the landscape. Professor Ayoub's research explores the interactive space where rival Transnational Advocacy Networks compete for influence.
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In person lecture: Dr. Brian Pickering | “The Cost of Exclusion: From Fiction to Fact in the LGBTQ+ Community”
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Join Dr Brian Pickering in unpacking the impact of the 1957 Wolfenden Report advocating for the decriminalization of male homosexuality. It highlights the struggle for recognition and the effects of legislation like Section 28. The study explores transgender identity formation online and the depiction of LGBTQ+ lifestyles, advocating for inclusivity and self-determination.
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In person – Human Rights Lecture 2024 – Kate Adie: “A Human Right – To Protest”
The Faculty of Arts & Humanities and Amnesty International are delighted and privileged to welcome Kate Adie, BBC’s former Chief News Correspondent, to speak at the 10th lecture in the School of Humanities’ prestigious Human Rights Lecture series. The lecture will take place on Tuesday 14 May at 18:00, on Avenue Campus.
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