Past events
Live Performance Event in Partnership with Contact: ‘(Up) Against Nature’ (2023 Sexuality Summer School)
Experience a screening of two filmed performances, one by Whiskey Chow, a performance artist and Chi...
Public Lecture: Prof. Hal Gladfelder, 'The Castrato as Culture Ghost' (Part of the 2023 Sexuality Summer School)
This public lecture, co-sponsored by English, American Studies and Creative Writing and the NWCDTP,...
Live Performance Event in Partnership with Contact: TransMission: SissyTV (2023 Sexuality Summer School)
So many things. What to do with them all? How to get inside? Where to find my forbidden desire? Nand...
Prof Zakiyyah Iman Jackson (USC): 'Organs of War: Ecologies of Measurement and Dematerialization in Wangechi Mutu’s Histology of the Different Classes of Uterine Tumors’ (2023 Sexuality Summer School)
This public lecture, co-sponsored by English, American Studies and Creative Writing and the NWCDTP,...
Film Screening and Discussion: Sediments (2023 Sexuality Summer School)
Six trans women travel to a small town in León where they will explore unusual landscapes, as well...
BLUE NOW Screening (2023 Sexuality Summer School)
The Sexuality Summer School students will begin by attending BLUE NOW, a live screening based on Der...
Applied Creative Practice 2: Bringing applied creativity into teaching and learning.
This seminar is the second of a series of three linked workshops which will bring together researche...
Ehrhardt Seminar: Alan Garrow, St Peter's, Harrogate & Sheffield Centre for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies, The Didache Discoveries: Two Texts Within One
The Centre for Biblical Studies weekly seminar series. Sessions will take place in a hybrid format -...
Trees and Forests in the Roman World (CIDRAL)
The peoples of the ancient Mediterranean world relied heavily on wood for many purposes, from engine...
Lecture with Professor David Olusoga for A level (Y12) students: ‘Why study History? Empire, Slavery, and Identity in Britain today’
Join us at Manchester Cathedral for this lecture for students in Year 12. It is a great opportunity...