Events
Using Israel/Palestine as a test case, Hedi Viterbo will argue in this talk that the children's rights discourse has become increasingly complicit in state violence.
Dr Saar-Heiman will argue that the parents’ rights/children’s rights binary is unhelpful and there is a need for a more complex understanding of children's rights.
A lecture and Q&A with Sarah Childs, Professor of Politics and Gender at Royal Holloway.
Join our postgraduate performers for an evening of music-making.
The Picture Gallery is reopening! Come and visit our amazing collection of 18th and 19th-century paintings.
We welcome back the award-winning Cook and Stanley piano duo for a special charity concert including works by J C F Bach, Brahms, Mendelssohn, York Bowen, Bridge and Gershwin.
Come and visit our amazing collection of 18th and 19th-century paintings.
Network datasets – representing social, biological or physical systems – are all around us. Answering most questions about such networks turns out to be very computationally challenging.
How far should state punishment extend and who is responsible for the symbiotic harms of punishment?
This lecture will explore how this crisis and its consequences shaped not only the majority of the plays written during this time, but also the venues they were performed in.
Join our undergraduate performers for an evening of music-making.
Join our Ensemble-in-Residence, the Tippett Quartet for an evening of music.
Join the Royal Holloway Symphony Orchestra for an evening of Brahms, Dvořák, Frank and Coleridge-Taylor.
