Edwin Curley on “Spinoza, Enlightenment, and Religious Liberty”
Edwin Curley is an Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of Michigan, and one of the world’s foremost experts on the life and thought of Spinoza. He has just recently published the second volume of a complete translation of Spinoza’s works with Princeton University Press. This is a public lecture event, with free entrance, […]
Summer School 2019: What? How? Why?
The London School of Philosophy is delighted to announce registration is now open for the next in our tremendously successful annual fixture hosted in Conway Hall in the heart of Central London. The theme for 2019 is “Philosophical Questions: What? How? Why?” Philosophy is typified by critical questioning. This three-day event will provide the inquiring mind […]
London Mental Health, Children and Young Adults Seminar
This event will feature myriad speakers discussing mental health in relation to carers, children and young adults. There’ll be time for questions and a panel discussion in the afternoon. All attending will also receive a mental health handbook filled with exclusive articles, interviews and resources. This event is aimed at the public, but like all […]
Exploring Mindfulness and Voices
WORKSHOP: Exploring Mindfulness and Voices Trainer: Andy Phee ABOUT THE WORKSHOP Exploring Mindfulness and Voices Using mindfulness practice to support others and ourselves A day of practice, exploration and reflection, suitable for hearing voices group facilitators, mental health workers and people living with voices or distressing beliefs. WORKSHOP CONTENT: The workshop includes mindfulness practices throughout the […]
Creative strategies for peer support engagement
Creative strategies for peer support engagement Trainer: Sascha Altman DuBrul About the workshop Join Sascha Altman DuBrul in this interactive workshop examining an emerging engagement framework being used in peer support communities in the United States. Using tools such as story-telling, interactive discussions, and explicit training on both internal and external engagement strategies, attendees will benefit […]
Feminist Film of 1970s & 1980s
SOLD OUT Two events celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the start of the Women’s Liberation Movement in the UK Feminist Film of 1970s & 1980s – 26 April at 19:30 Women’s Theatre in the 1970s & 1980s – 27 April at 19:30 Tickets Ticket for one event only: £10/12/15 Special offer – a limited number of […]
Five Secrets to Happy Children
Presenter: Kim Lee-Own An evening discussion session, looking at 5 aspects of parenting that will help those with care of children to develop strategies that work to build respect, resilience, independence and resourcefulness – all essential qualities and strengths needed both in parents and children to make raising children an experience where everyone feels good! Kim […]
Sunday Assembly
Sunday Assembly London is part of a global community that celebrates life, and everyone is welcome to join us. We meet twice monthly on the first and third Sundays of the month for inspirational events which combine inspiring talks, sing-along pop songs and a touch of mindfulness, all followed up by tea and cake. In […]
250 Days: Cantona’s Kung Fu and the Making of Manchester United
The final night of this year’s LFFW sees award-winning journalist Daniel Storey discuss his latest book which explores one of the most infamous incidents in Premier League history – that Cantona kung-fu kick. Daniel will be in conversation with United fan Carl Anka in what promises to be an insightful, engrossing and unforgettable end to the Festival. 25th January […]