Plan C for Civilization: Film Screening and Discussion
The new documentary on solar geoengineering asks: in a climate emergency, is any idea too risky to explore?
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The new documentary on solar geoengineering asks: in a climate emergency, is any idea too risky to explore?
In a world where everyone has a microphone, The Conduit and The Media Society explore how podcasts are reshaping the media landscape.
Arthur Snell, an expert on the interaction between geopolitics and climate change, talks to Peter Frankopan about how we can live on a warming planet.
The stories we tell shape the futures we build. But are yours opening doors or quietly closing them?
Friends of the Thames assembles an expert panel for a hopeful, grounded exploration of how law, politics, community action and cultural change can align, starting with rivers we live alongside every day.
Ahead of London Climate Action Week, we host the inaugural awards celebrating all that is being achieved across the U.K.
On the last day of London Climate Action Week, The Conduit joins forces with the National Emergency Briefing team to screen their film and to spotlight the expertise of our members.
A 90-minute, hands-on workshop exploring how climate messaging lands in a world shaped by far-right politics, nationalism and religious populism.
Filmmaker and philanthropist Abigail Disney joins us at The Conduit for a screening of her acclaimed personal essay documentary which grapples with America’s profound inequality crisis.
An evening of music, poetry and conversation from the UK’s first professional orchestra dedicated to amplifying refugee voices.
Monday – Thursday: 7am – 11pm
Friday: 7am – 12am
Saturday: 10am – 11pm
Sunday: Closed
*See Rucola for restaurant opening times
