Breastfeeding is a vital, low-carbon public health solution. This talk links it to climate resilience, critiquing formula's impact and calling for systemic support to protect our environment. Breastfeeding and Climate Change - 28 May https://ow.ly/1BRS50Z124N

Looking forward to my Pint of Science 🧬 presentation in York on Wednesday! Believe it or not? Proving what you don’t believe. 🤔 #pint26 @uoy-sociology.bsky.social @uoyevents.bsky.social

All aboard! 🚂 Step into the future at the National Railway Museum on Wed 27 May! Control awesome robots, dive into VR worlds, build Lego masterpieces and master railway signals. 🤖✨ It’s completely FREE! Grab your grown-up and book your tickets now! 👇 https://ow.ly/t3Kz50Z13t7

This talk challenges dominant myths of male suicidality, highlighting how cultural scripts and domestic involvement influence risks and prevention strategies. Men and suicide: A cultural scripts perspective - 27 May https://ow.ly/8ggP50Z11Zr

TODAY at 4pm - How can analytic philosophy help us to understand spirituality and spiritual practices? Analytic Spirituality: Philosophy, practice, and the knowledge of God https://ow.ly/Lsox50YXyK5

TODAY at 1pm - Join CoSTAR Live Lab for a talk exploring using heart rate and motion detection in theatre, music, and VR projects. Interpersonal Physiological Synchrony of Audiences https://ow.ly/ikOe50YXyEH

TODAY at 5pm - At this event Adam Phillips will talk with Hugh Haughton about his recent book, 'The Life You Want'. Adam Phillips in conversation with Hugh Haughton https://ow.ly/zPCq50YXyPk

TONIGHT at 6pm - Join the Department of English and Related Literature for Anthony V Capildeo’s reading followed by a fun celebratory reception! https://ow.ly/M2wu50YXytN

At this event Adam Phillips will talk with Hugh Haughton about his recent book, 'The Life You Want'. Adam Phillips in conversation with Hugh Haughton - 20 May https://ow.ly/zPCq50YXyPk

Join CoSTAR Live Lab for a talk exploring using heart rate and motion detection in theatre, music, and VR projects. Interpersonal Physiological Synchrony of Audiences - 20 May https://ow.ly/ikOe50YXyEH

How can analytic philosophy help us to understand spirituality and spiritual practices? Analytic Spirituality: Philosophy, practice, and the knowledge of God - 20 May https://ow.ly/Lsox50YXyK5

Join the Department of English and Related Literature for Anthony V Capildeo’s reading followed by a fun celebratory reception on 19 May! https://ow.ly/M2wu50YXytN

How can analytic philosophy help us to understand spirituality and spiritual practices? Analytic Spirituality: Philosophy, practice, and the knowledge of God - 20 May https://ow.ly/Lsox50YXyK5

At this event Adam Phillips will talk with Hugh Haughton about his recent book, 'The Life You Want'. Adam Phillips in conversation with Hugh Haughton - 20 May https://ow.ly/zPCq50YXyPk

Join CoSTAR Live Lab for a talk exploring using heart rate and motion detection in theatre, music, and VR projects. Interpersonal Physiological Synchrony of Audiences - 20 May https://ow.ly/ikOe50YXyEH

TONIGHT at 7pm - ONLINE - Join us to mark Mental Health Awareness Week by taking 'Action' to support good mental health! Understanding stress and ways we can take action to find balance https://ow.ly/cBwA50YV0n5

Join the Department of English and Related Literature for Anthony V Capildeo’s reading followed by a fun celebratory reception on 19 May! https://ow.ly/M2wu50YXytN

Join us to mark Mental Health Awareness Week by taking 'Action' to support good mental health! Understanding stress and ways we can take action to find balance - 13 May - ONLINE https://ow.ly/cBwA50YV0n5

Join us to mark Mental Health Awareness Week by taking 'Action' to support good mental health! Understanding stress and ways we can take action to find balance - 13 May - ONLINE https://ow.ly/cBwA50YV0n5

TONIGHT at 6pm - Spanning 50 years of work, 'Nature Matters' explores the climate crisis, Indigenous wisdom, and urban nature to redefine our conversation around environmentalism. Nature Matters: An Evening of Poetry - with Writers at York. https://ow.ly/L6Qk50YRAfY

TODAY at 5.30pm - This talk tracks feminist/queer film studies from the 80s to now, analysing films like Alien Resurrection and Portrait of a Lady on Fire. Uncertain Desires: Queer feminism and the cinema https://ow.ly/1KhV50YRA4u

Spanning 50 years of work, 'Nature Matters' explores the climate crisis, Indigenous wisdom, and urban nature to redefine our conversation around environmentalism. Nature Matters: An Evening of Poetry - 6 May with Writers at York. https://ow.ly/L6Qk50YRAfY

This talk tracks feminist/queer film studies from the 80s to now, analysing films like Alien Resurrection and Portrait of a Lady on Fire. Uncertain Desires: Queer feminism and the cinema - 5 May https://ow.ly/1KhV50YRA4u

Bookings are now open for this year's York Festival of Ideas! 🎉

Spanning 50 years of work, 'Nature Matters' explores the climate crisis, Indigenous wisdom, and urban nature to redefine our conversation around environmentalism. Nature Matters: An Evening of Poetry - 6 May with Writers at York. https://ow.ly/L6Qk50YRAfY

This talk tracks feminist/queer film studies from the 80s to now, analysing films like Alien Resurrection and Portrait of a Lady on Fire. Uncertain Desires: Queer feminism and the cinema - 5 May https://ow.ly/1KhV50YRA4u

TONIGHT at 6pm - in-person - Join author Naomi Booth for a reading and discussion of her latest novel, raw content, exploring her award-winning literary career. Naomi Booth: raw content - with Writers at York https://ow.ly/Yl5s50YL9Rw

TODAY at 5pm - in-person - This lecture explores the theoretical stakes of relief sculpture, using Vernon Lee’s 1878 essay to examine this 'unruly' medium's historical significance. New “Lesson[s] of a Bas Relief” https://ow.ly/Knut50YL9Ht

TODAY at 5.30pm - in-person OR online - Cameron Cross explores the medieval romance as a global Afro-Eurasian phenomenon, using love narratives to manage cultural differences and borderwork across disparate literary traditions. The Boundaries of Love https://ow.ly/vZua50YL9wp

This lecture explores the theoretical stakes of relief sculpture, using Vernon Lee’s 1878 essay to examine this 'unruly' medium's historical significance. New “Lesson[s] of a Bas Relief” - 29 Apr https://ow.ly/Knut50YL9Ht

Join author Naomi Booth for a reading and discussion of her latest novel, raw content, exploring her award-winning literary career. Naomi Booth: raw content - 29 Apr with Writers at York https://ow.ly/Yl5s50YL9Rw

Cameron Cross explores the medieval romance as a global Afro-Eurasian phenomenon, using love narratives to manage cultural differences and borderwork across disparate literary traditions. The Boundaries of Love - 28 Apr https://ow.ly/vZua50YL9wp

TONIGHT at 6pm - IN-PERSON - This talk explores Dickens’s Venice as a dynamic ‘dream,’ navigating fugue states, sensory overload, and prophetic warnings of environmental loss. “This strange dream upon the water”: Charles Dickens drowning in Venice https://ow.ly/cjCJ50YI9gM

TONIGHT at 6.30pm - IN-PERSON - Explore York’s interdisciplinary architectural history, viewing the city as a laboratory for transformative urban practice. Speculation and Diversification in Architecture: Teaching, Research and Practice https://ow.ly/pBxQ50YI9b2

Join author Naomi Booth for a reading and discussion of her latest novel, raw content, exploring her award-winning literary career. Naomi Booth: raw content - 29 Apr with Writers at York https://ow.ly/Yl5s50YL9Rw

This lecture explores the theoretical stakes of relief sculpture, using Vernon Lee’s 1878 essay to examine this 'unruly' medium's historical significance. New “Lesson[s] of a Bas Relief” - 29 Apr https://ow.ly/Knut50YL9Ht

This talk explores Dickens’s Venice as a dynamic ‘dream,’ navigating fugue states, sensory overload, and prophetic warnings of environmental loss. “This strange dream upon the water”: Charles Dickens drowning in Venice - 24 Apr https://ow.ly/cjCJ50YI9gM

Cameron Cross explores the medieval romance as a global Afro-Eurasian phenomenon, using love narratives to manage cultural differences and borderwork across disparate literary traditions. The Boundaries of Love - 28 Apr https://ow.ly/vZua50YL9wp

Explore York’s interdisciplinary architectural history, viewing the city as a laboratory for transformative urban practice. Speculation and Diversification in Architecture: Teaching, Research and Practice - 23 Apr https://ow.ly/pBxQ50YI9b2

This talk explores Dickens’s Venice as a dynamic ‘dream,’ navigating fugue states, sensory overload, and prophetic warnings of environmental loss. “This strange dream upon the water”: Charles Dickens drowning in Venice - 24 Apr https://ow.ly/cjCJ50YI9gM

TODAY at 10am - in-person - Join us for our annual “Meet the Researchers” event, hosted by the Yorkshire Macular Degeneration Fund at the University of York. Meet the Vision Researchers https://ow.ly/UCc350YEQfB

Explore York’s interdisciplinary architectural history, viewing the city as a laboratory for transformative urban practice. Speculation and Diversification in Architecture: Teaching, Research and Practice - 23 Apr https://ow.ly/pBxQ50YI9b2

Join us for our annual “Meet the Researchers” event, hosted by the Yorkshire Macular Degeneration Fund at the University of York. Meet the Vision Researchers - 17 Apr https://ow.ly/UCc350YEQfB

TODAY! Join us for a design-filled evening showcasing a range of innovative solutions, behind the scenes tours and a panel discussion by inspiring leaders. Architecture for a changing planet - official launch event for the York School of Architecture https://ow.ly/X5N350YEQaK

TONIGHT at 7pm - in-person - York Central is a massive, ambitious urban regeneration project delivering 2,500 homes and extensive commercial space near York’s historic core. York Central - with York Society of Engineers https://ow.ly/oXHL50YEQ4l

Join us for a design-filled evening showcasing a range of innovative solutions, behind the scenes tours and a panel discussion by inspiring leaders. Architecture for a changing planet - official launch event for the York School of Architecture - 15 Apr https://ow.ly/X5N350YEQaK

Join us for our annual “Meet the Researchers” event, hosted by the Yorkshire Macular Degeneration Fund at the University of York. Meet the Vision Researchers - 17 Apr https://ow.ly/UCc350YEQfB

York Central is a massive, ambitious urban regeneration project delivering 2,500 homes and extensive commercial space near York’s historic core. York Central - 14 April with York Society of Engineers https://ow.ly/oXHL50YEQ4l

Join us for a design-filled evening showcasing a range of innovative solutions, behind the scenes tours and a panel discussion by inspiring leaders. Architecture for a changing planet - official launch event for the York School of Architecture - 15 Apr https://ow.ly/X5N350YEQaK

York Central is a massive, ambitious urban regeneration project delivering 2,500 homes and extensive commercial space near York’s historic core. York Central - 14 April with York Society of Engineers https://ow.ly/oXHL50YEQ4l