Peter Tatchell has been campaigning for human rights since 1967. He is best known for two attempted citizen’s arrests of the Zimbabwean dictator, Robert Mugabe, one of which resulted in him being beaten unconscious. Peter is Director of the human rights organisation, Peter Tatchell Foundation. Peter staged the first gay rights Read more…
April 26th, 2022 19:00 — 20:30 Opinion polls show the majority of the general public accepts that paranormal phenomena do occur. Such widespread experience of and belief in the paranormal can only mean one of two things. Either the paranormal is real, in which case this should be Read more…
What are the implications of changes in our religion/belief landscape, especially for the Established Church? Are values becoming more significant than beliefs? If so, what does that mean for humanists? Jeremy Rodell, Dialogue Officer for Humanists UK, helps us explore these interesting issues. This is an online event.
We have all followed leaders, whether they be parents, teachers, managers, or even politicians. But what are the qualities of a good leader? Do we even need them? Should they be paid more than the people they lead? What does ‘taking full responsibility’ mean these days? Join us for an Read more…
January 25th, 2022 19:00 — 20:30 People have always been puzzled and concerned by why and how they grew old, got sick, and died. Millennials are the first humans born into a world in which those questions have answers, and those answers are inspiring billion-dollar companies to create Read more…
Leaving a religion – apostasy – sometimes comes at a cost: rejection from family, loss of community, guilt, existential crisis, etc. Apostate – a person who has renounced their religious beliefs. Faith to Faithless is an organisation that gives support to apostates from all religious backgrounds, but particularly those who have Read more…