Past events

This event discusses the progress of the loss and damage agenda within climate negotiations. 

This event looks at the most dangerous wars and crises through the lens of the International Crisis Group’s flagship annual report Ten Conflicts to Watch in 2022.

This event examines the violent unrest in Kazakhstan and what it means for the country’s future.

How the breakdown in traditional global order is leading to rising antagonism and prospect of war.

Examining challenges, dilemmas, and practical solutions.

Can Joe Biden restore America’s role as a moral authority on democracy and rights and is this the right frame for international politics in the 21st century?

With the international community newly united in its determination to stop conflict by human proxy, what can be done to stop countries engaging in state hostage-taking?

Examining why addressing the role of power relationships in entrenching an unsustainable and inequitable food system is key to achieving any meaningful change.

London Climate Action Week event: What near-term climate hazards will create the biggest societal risks and impacts between now and 2030?

London Climate Action Week event: Why understanding equity and justice is essential to the ability to meaningfully inform climate politics.

Leading decision-makers on modern slavery policy discuss novel policy proposals with young community leaders.

Speakers reflect on some of the key themes that will influence the future of human rights.