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Careers 360 Immersion Day by Penguin Living

Sunday, 11th September 2016 | 10:00

Careers 360 Immersion Day by Penguin Living

Penguin Living’s Careers 360 provides you with all the tools, tips and tactics to make the most from the world of work, whether you’re looking for that first job, looking for a promotion, starting out on your own or returning to work, let our authors and experts share their expertise and insight to ensure you […]

Conversation – gateway to life enhancement

In the very beginning was conversation. This set the human species apart from all other life forms. The “word” is everything. Having conversations is perhaps the most important thing we ever do in our lives. It is the way we interact with one another, how we define ourselves and how we progress through life. Indeed […]

Reduce Your Child’s Tech Obsession

Are screens a source of friction in your home? Do you worry about the amount of time your children spend on phones, tablets and watching TV? You’re not alone. Join learning and behaviour specialist Noël Janis-Norton, author of Calmer Easier Happier Screen Time, to learn practical approaches to limiting your child’s screen time, and how […]

Map of Scandinavian Countries. Detail from the World Atlas (Rand Mc. Nally).

Sex and Prostitution: Chalk and Cheese

What is the Nordic Model for dealing with prostitution? Why have Sweden, Norway, South Korea, Northern Ireland and France gone down this route? Should it be implemented in the UK? Why do we describe what happens in prostitution as sex? Survivors describe it as paid abuse. Who benefits from the multi-billion dollar sex trade and […]

Sian Williams on Resilience

What makes some people get back up when the most difficult and challenging life events knock them down? In this Sunday Sermon, BBC broadcaster Sian Williams will draw on her own experience of a recent life-changing event to offer a guide for all those going through tough times. Although best known as a journalist and […]

Real Life Stories: Falling in love with Cancer

Imagine a space where meaningful conversations take place. Imagine a circle of people from different walks of life that come together to discuss humanistic, social, philosophical and practical topics they are passionate about or they want to learn more of.  That is exactly what Expanding Circles is and for this evening we dive into real […]

UCU London – Activists’ forum

Conway Hall: Strike rally and activists’ forum, have your say Speakers include: John McDonnell MP (Shadow Chancellor) Shelly Asquith (NUS vice president) Michael MacNeil (UCU) Donna Merriman-Rowe (UNISON) Rachel Cohen (City University UCU, UCU NEC elect) Mark Campbell (London Region UCU HE) Alex Kenny (NUT NEC) Christina Paine (UCU Anti Casualisation Committee) Frances O’Grady (TUC […]

Google, Government and the Death of Liberal Democracy

Whenever there is technological change, there is always political disruption. We’re currently living through one of the most profound technological revolutions in human history – so can we really expect our politics to remain unchanged? Technology and politics writer James O’Malley presents a provocative and sometimes shocking prognosis for democracy. James O’Malley is a freelance […]

climate change

The Case for Abandoning CO2 Emission Reduction Targets

Professor Evan Parker Much has been said on Climate Change and you may have thought there is not much else to say. Well, think again! It is the major problem facing humanity and unless we relentlessly pursue CO2 emission reduction targets, the global community will face catastrophe. This is the (misguided) mantra emanating from The […]

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