The Case for Prison Reform
What does prison reform look like, how can it be made to work for victims and prisoners, and what change can be brought about in the near future?
Entries by Programme Team
Finding Albion – Myth, Folklore, and the Quest for a Hidden Britain
Zakia Sewell in Conversation with Jeremy Deller
Braver New World – The Countries Daring to Do Things Others Won’t
A groundbreaking exploration of the countries solving the world’s most pressing problems – and what we can learn from them.
The Future is Peace
Lifelong peace activists and guides to Israel/Palestine Aziz Abu Sarah and Moaz Inon take us on a journey of their holy, bloodstained land, inviting us to consider an alternative future for its peoples.
Radical Justice: Each of us can be the Revolution
In a world where it can feel like the work needed to overcome injustices is too much to handle. But what if there is a way to lower the threshold to action?
Life, Death, and the Pursuit of Peace in Israel/Palestine
Robert Malley, diplomat and co-author of Tomorrow Is Yesterday, talks to Paul van Zyl about the hopes of the Oslo Peace Process, the horrors of the present and the delusions of all sides.
Reading for Pleasure with Hay Festival
The Conduit once again joins forces with Hay Festival for a night in celebration of the benefits of reading.
Has the Left Forgotten How to Dream with Lea Ypi, Parth Patel & Tom McTague
Lea Ypi and Parth Patel talk to Tom McTague about our era of disillusionment.
Mishal Husain Meets Rana Dasgupta – The Making and Unmaking of a World Order
Rana Dasgupta joins Mishal Husain, host of the Mishal Husain Show podcast, to discuss the future of our nation-state system.
How Private Equity Sold Out the West
Hettie O’Brien and Vicky Spratt examine a hidden empire of billion-dollar deals and covert financial warfare.
