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The film features examples of leading public engagement projects and reflections by Birkbeck academics.
A new series of events will explore racisms, oppression, violence and injustice across the world.
A new training film aims to improve communication between specialist lawyers who work in the Court of Protection and the people they are representing.
Graduates from around the world celebrated their successes in the virtual Autumn graduation ceremonies, and a number have shared their personal stories in a series of inspiring blogs.
Behrouz Boochani has been awarded a paid scholarship by The Open Society University Network (OSUN) Threatened Scholars Integration Initiative.
Councillor Sabrina Francis, Mayor of Camden, opened Birkbeck’s new state-of-the-art teaching centre this week, unveiling a plaque that celebrates 200 years of Birkbeck providing education in Camden.
Manu Luksch created the film ‘Sing and Cry, Cry and Sing’ to draw attention to the shocking treatment of human rights and pro-democracy activists in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
It was announced today by the European Court of Human Rights that Russia was responsible for the assassination of Alexander Litvinenko. Birkbeck’s Professor Bill Bowring played a crucial role in the case, representing Marina Carter, Alexander’s widow.
The College’s ambitious Estates programme will add significant study space for students and consolidate an already thriving campus community.
A three-year project at Birkbeck has reviewed the use of imprisonment worldwide and identified key priorities for change.
