Events from the last 12 months

Date: 26/04/2017
Location:: National Justice Museum (Formerly Galleries of Justice) High Pavement Nottingham NG1 1HN
Description: Please join Matthew Chesney, Director of BACKLIT Art Gallery, for an artist's talk on his 3D-sculpture of nineteenth century philanthropist Samuel Morley, at the National Museum of Justice.

Date: 15/05/2017
Location:: A40, Sir Clive Granger Building, University Park
Description: Please join us for this exciting talk by Professor Andrew Zimmerman, who will present his ongoing research on a global history of the US Civil War. Zimmerman is Full Professor in American History at George Washington University (Washington D.C.).

Date: 17/05/2017
Location:: a30, Lakeside Arts, University Park Campus
Description: The Centre for Advanced Studies is delighted to welcome Professor Sarah Churchwell to the University of Nottingham to speak on the value of literature to today's society and to reflect on the ambitions of UNESCO 70 years on from when it was first established.

Date: 21/06/2017
Location:: Clive Granger A48
Description: The Stay Safe from Slavery conference will be unique in its sole focus of new preventative methods. The conference aims to challenge the status quo and look at innovative ways of approaching the prevention of slavery

Date: 20/06/2017
Location:: Clive Granger A48
Description: Come and find out what Modern Slavery looks like in your community, how to spot the signs and how you can take action against it

Date: 01/04/2017 - 01/06/2017
Description: Aspart of the Nottingham Journey to Justice exhibition and in partnership with Galleries of Justice, Cultures, Languages and Area Studies outreach is delivering a range of events and activities for schools and colleges. These activities are inspired by and linked to the Journey to Justice stories of the fight for social justice from the Civil Rights war in the U.S. to the challenges and issue local people in Nottingham face today.

Date: 08/05/2017
Location:: Clive Granger A48
Description: Join the Department of American and Canadian Studies' panel of experts on May 8, at the end of Trump's first 100 days as President.

Date: 30/06/2017 - 01/07/2017
Location:: University of Nottingham
Description: Visit us and find out more about studying American and Canadian studies at the University of Nottingham.

Date: 14/03/2017
Location:: A39 Clive Granger
Description: During the first half of the Cold War, the superpowers endeavored mightily to "win hearts and minds" abroad through what came to be called public diplomacy. Many of the target audiences were on the Cold War front-lines in Europe. However, other, larger ones resided in areas outside Europe then in the throes of decolonization. In these areas, superpower public diplomacy encountered a set of challenges around the issues of race, empire, poverty, and decolonization.

Date: 18/03/2017
Location:: Highfield House A01/A02
Description: Historical fiction in English constitutes its own enduring tradition but in recent years, it has enjoyed a surge of critical acclaim and commercial popularity, as such scholars as Kate Mitchell and Nicola Parsons have argued. This one-day symposium at the University of Nottingham will explore how recent writers in the United States have engaged with the form

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