Renewing freedom through education and debate
Rob Lyons introduces a discussion of Mill's approach to freedom and autonomy - and the problems it faces today.
Dr Alka Sehgal Cuthbert introduces a discussion on the 19th-century American abolitionist.
Lecture and Q&A with broadcaster and author Timandra Harkness.
Ceri Dingle and Ralph Leonard introduce a discussion on the Trinidadian Marxist, author and campaigner.
Alastair Donald introduces a discussion on why utopias are doomed to fail - and why we might need a revival of utopian thinking today.
Dolan Cummings introduces a discussion of the past and present of religious freedom.
A special Living Freedom forum, introduced by Alexandra Hudson, author of the recently published The Soul of Civility.
A three-day residential school in London on 11 to 13 July, open to anyone aged 18 to 30 interested in getting to grips with issues of freedom and free speech.
Hot on the heels of the shooting of Donald Trump, we’ve had the rise of JD Vance, the demise of Joe Biden and even signs of Kamala-mania. From the culture wars to geo-politics, what is at stake in this election? And what do recent developments mean for the future of freedom and democracy? SPEAKERS Felice …
Living Freedom is taking part in the Battle of Ideas festival, which takes place at Church House, Westminster on Saturday 19 & Sunday 20 October. With 100 debates, hundreds of speakers and thousands of attendees, it is a brilliant opportunity to take part in discussions on an enormous range of issues. Living Freedom is helping …
On behalf of Living Freedom we would like to invite you to join us for a drink, some good company and a fun Xmas balloon debate. This invitation only gathering will take place at The Sanctuary in the heart of Westminster. Register using the form below. What: Living Freedom Xmas Balloon Debate When: Thursday 5 December 2024, 7:00pm-9pm Where: 5-8 …
Places are free but please register using the form below. The concept of tyranny has been around since ancient Greece, but in the twenty-first century, it is near ubiquitous – deployed to describe all manner of ills from populist strongmen to autocratic despots, Islamist regimes to the ‘woke tyranny’ ostensibly coercing Western institutions. According to …