Join us for a compelling discussion on the ethics of documenting and reporting humanitarian crisis zones, exploring the fine line that journalists and filmmakers have to tread between help and harm.

Addressing when to film and when not to, this event discusses the challenges of avoiding ‘misery porn’ and ensuring ethical, impactful storytelling while safeguarding those involved.

Join translator, Mahdi Lock, as he delves into Depression and Anxiety: The Causes and Treatment According to the Qur’an, promising an insightful exploration of these prevalent issues.

Loch will illuminate often overlooked factors, highlighting the various causes of depression and anxiety, and uncover the importance of strengthening one’s connection for healing and empowerment.

This event offers spiritual enrichment, guiding attendees to detach from worldly concerns, purify their hearts, and understand their purpose. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and tools for emotional wellbeing.

Join us for a discussion about this book’s huge legacy and what George Orwell would think about the state of today’s world.

Published in 1949, George Orwell’s famous dystopian novel, 1984, is one of the most important books of the 20th century, still widely referenced today across politics and culture.

Orwell modelled his authoritarian state in the novel on the Soviet Union in the era of Stalinism and on Nazi Germany. Dealing with themes of totalitarianism, mass surveillance and more broadly with the role of truth within society, this book is arguably the most influential piece of political and dystopian fiction in the modern era.