What does a climate-adapted London look like for Londoners?
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What can each of us really do to move towards a better future for ourselves, our communities, and our planet?
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An interdisciplinary live event about mothers and carers that combines a bold programme of performances with discussion panels and workshops, bridging across midwifery/health services, arts and the lived experiences.
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What makes somewhere feel like ‘home’? This exhibition shows work from 19 photographers with learning disabilities from across Brighton and London.
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Taking place in The Living Room at Science Gallery London throughout Women’s History Month, the exhibition welcomes visitors to engage with what it means to be a woman in different ways.
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This Spring, the Living Room is hosting a series of takeovers, including zine launches, crafting sessions, discussion groups and more…
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Aiming to address social and health inequities by identifying and engaging the levers of change within and across institutions.
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Highlighting the complexity of wildfire and its relationship with culture, climate and colonialism.
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An invitation to the year 2050. A network of scientists and engineers are working to protect nature and traditional cultures through the introduction of artificial wildlife.
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Professor Camara Jones makes the case that “racial” health disparities cannot be eliminated until racism is named and addressed.
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Utopia Now! Showcased the creative work from South London that was generated throughout the pandemic.
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Testing Ground is an exhibition of five collaborative projects between King’s College London Researchers and creative practitioners.
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The Embodied Lines display explored how the body experiences different types of violence at intimate, urban and national levels.
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