Events

This 'work in progress' seminar welcomes Mark Seyram Amenyo-Xa (University of Ghana and Visiting Research Fellow in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies).

An exploration of how the dominant and ‘normal’ operation of commercial screen storytelling became a business of attracting microaudiences and what that means for the stories told

Join our Q&A session with University of Leeds alum and trailblazing sports broadcaster Jacqui Oatley MBE (German 1996).

For this year's Holocaust Memorial Day Lecture, Dr Amy Williams will speak on 'Kindertransport: New Discoveries, or Rethinking the Kindertransport 87 Years On…'.

Based on interviews with youth across the world this talk examines how techno-capitalist precarity, disinformation and structural violence are pushing young people into crisis.

Part of the Music Research Seminar Series 2025-26

In this talk, Dr Helen Graham will share insights from her new book, which explores why participation – the direct involvement of non-museum staff in museums – has been so hard.

The aim of this talk is to set out an empirical framework for scrutinizing the ethical dimensions of digitally mediated temporal experience

Lucía Expósito-Cívico & Rosa Medina Doménech (University of Granada)

Part of the Music Research Seminar Series 2025-26

The exhibition will reveal a researcher-photographer attuned to the quiet eloquence of place and the stories embedded in its contours

Based on research in collaboration with professional organizations I discuss how female screen professionals navigate challenges in their work through visibility, invisibility and hypervisibility.

In this book talk, Niall Docherty will present empirical and theoretical findings from Healthy Users (2025, UC Press) to show how living well online is not as simple as it seems

Professor Núria Silleras-Fernández (University of Colorado Boulder)

From childhood viewing to global platforms, this talk explores the structural decline of broadcast television, what’s at stake and why we should all care.

Join us for a seminar hosted by the Feminisms Research Group, with speaker Dr Gill Park (Lecturer in Curating and Contemporary Art in the School of Fine Art History of Art and Cultural Studies).

Education through Podcasting (EPOD) is a conference and book series where experts share research and practice on learning through recorded audio, media, and podcasting in educational contexts