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Join us for a conversation with the founders of Bakashimika International Photography Festival — the first photography festival in Zambia and the only one of its kind in Southern Africa.
Join us for a conversation with the founders of Bakashimika International Photography Festival — the first photography festival in Zambia and the only one of its kind in Southern Africa.
Join us for an inspiring talk that explores neurodiversity through a journey of personal self-discovery. This session will share lived experience of navigating life as an undiagnosed neurodivergent individual, highlighting challenges, strengths, the journey to diagnosis, and the importance of understanding.
Moving the Coordinates is a performance-installation that invites audiences to imagine new ways of living within changing landscapes. Combining choreography, technology and film, the work creates a shared space to reflect on how we inhabit environments in transformation and to explore new possibilities for adapting to climate change.
What is spiking? How do we ensure our communities can sip safely? Join the ARU Spiking Research Team, partner organisations and charities including Drink Aware to find out more.
Join us for an engaging talk that explores the science behind food choices and how you can harness this knowledge in your daily life. We’ll delve into the psychology, biology, and broader social factors that shape what we eat, offering evidence-based insights to help you rethink your relationship with food.
Moving the Coordinates is a performance-installation that invites audiences to imagine new ways of living within changing landscapes. Combining choreography, technology and film, the work creates a shared space to reflect on how we inhabit environments in transformation and to explore new possibilities for adapting to climate change.
Join us for an engaging talk that explores the science behind food choices and how you can harness this knowledge in your daily life. We’ll delve into the psychology, biology, and broader social factors that shape what we eat, offering evidence-based insights to help you rethink your relationship with food.
How old are you—really? While chronological age is simply the number of years since birth, biological age reflects the true condition of our bodies and minds, shaped by lifestyle, genetics, and environment.