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Join Mary Kempski for a talk on David Parr’s Painting exploring his historic painting technique, the pigments and materials he used and how his vision was achieved.

This exhibition is part of Pembroke's 'Migration, Identity and Memory' Symposium This exhibition will be in the Foyer on 21+22 March. It will then be moved to the Ferguson Nazareth Room in Milstein House and remain there until Thursday 28 March 2024.

This panel is part of the Migration, Identity & Memory Symposium

This panel is part of Pembroke's 'Migration, Identity and Memory' Symposium

This talk is part of the Migration, Identity and Memory Symposium (21+22 March)

This talk is part of Pembroke's 'Migration, Identity and Memory' Symposium

This poetry reading is part of Pembroke's 'Migration, Identity and Memory' Symposium.

Exploring the increasing targeting of healthcare workers and journalist in conflict zones. Panel discussion and screening of Newnham postgraduate Dr Saleyha Hasan's documentary Doctors in Palestine.

This event is part of Pembroke's 'Migration, Identity and Memory' Symposium

This panel is part of Pembroke's 'Migration, Identity and Memory' Symposium.

This event is part of Pembroke's 'Migration, Identity and Memory' Symposium.

This event is part of Pembroke's 'Migration, Identity and Memory' Symposium

Music from Ukraine and China

The Centre for the Study of Global Human Movement runs a lecture series on Migration and Refugees named after Lord Dubs, a renowned and tireless campaigner for refugee rights, famous for the two ‘Dubs Amendments’ to allow unaccompanied and separated refugee children in Europe to be reunited with family members in the UK.

An event featuring diverse formats—lectures, panels, poetry, workshops, discussions, and films—questioning established knowledge hierarchies and exploring how diverse, creative and utopian epistemologies can advance our grasp of racial capitalism, coloniality, and migrant justice.

Uncovering the microscopic world of mycorrhizal fungi: a talk by Dr Jen McGaley, Crop Science Centre, University of Cambridge

The world beneath a wildflower meadow: a talk by Dr Raphaella Hull, Cambridge University Botanic Garden, University of Cambridge

An immense archive of plant diversity: the many uses of the Cambridge University Herbarium. A talk by Dr Anne Dubéarnès, Cambridge University Herbarium, University of Cambridge.

Join members of the Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies to hear from Dr Mezna Qato and Dr Fadia Panosetti, University of Cambridge. They will present and discuss the topic of Land and Agrarian Questions in Palestine.

In this multimedia programme of presentations, documentary films and discussion, take an Odyssey to Greece (Hellas) to explore its industrial heritage: ancient to modern.