Past events
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In-personRead MorePhilosophical beasts and where to find them
From thought-provoking theories to questions about reality, consciousness and knowledge, hear how philosophy helps us rethink the world around us.
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Expressing the Earth: Film screening
Join us for a special two-part event featuring an award-winning documentary exploring geopoetics.
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(Workshop) Can a zoo change how we feel about nature?
Join the team at the Edinburgh Zoo as you explore the role zoos and animal play in how we connect with nature.
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Interpreting the invisible: The digital evidence challenge
Understand how digital evidence goes from a crime scene to court by participating in our investigation.
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(Workshop) Building community: Merging past and present
An interactive session on how photography and writing can reclaim agency over the mind and body.
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Scotland’s 2026 election explained
What does the recent Scottish election tell us about the future of Scottish democracy?
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Gaelic workshop: Learn Gaelic songs
Explore the beautiful Gaelic language by learning some songs in Gaelic.
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(Talk) Candour and Communities
Hear more about the impact of 100 years of scandals, failings and cover ups in the UK.
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Dyslexia as a mental health story
Exploring the relationship between dyslexia, dyscalculia and mental health.
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Gaelic workshop: History, language, and culture
Explore the beautiful Gaelic language through the rich history, culture and also through learning a few Gaelic phrases.
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(Exhibition) Building community: Archives from Mexico City
An exhibition on how photography and writing can reclaim agency over the mind and body.
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(Exhibition) Candour and Communities
An exhibition exploring 100 years of scandals, failings and cover ups in the UK.
Upcoming events
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Eating and the moral order: Past and present
The dietary order has always been part of the moral order, but the idioms linking them have historically changed.
