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Disability and Care Experience: Learning from the Bright Spots Programme
Drawing on Coram Voice’s recent report, Disability, Disparity and Demand, this free webinar will look at what we do (and importantly what we don't know) about the experiences of these children growing up in the care system. We’ll hear from one of the authors of the report, Dr Claire Baker, as well as other experts in the field.

Annual TCRU/Coram Lecture 2025
Coram and the Thomas Coram Research Unit (based at University College London) hold an annual lecture to consider current themes in research relevant to children and families. This year’s lecture will focus on children and young people migrating on their own to the UK, the persistent disconnects between the realities of young people's lives and current policy and practice responses, and the value of more fully engaging the voices and experiences of young people in research, policy debate and beyond.

Coram x The Churchill Fellowship | Documentary screening: Towards Brotherly Love
This event platforms the work of Omar Mohamed, a Churchill Fellow in 2024, and his project entitled 'Improving Outcomes for The Black Care Experienced Community'.

Big Adoption Day 2025
On Wednesday 15 January 2025, voluntary adoption agencies across the UK will be opening their doors simultaneously to mark Big Adoption Day. We are running two events - a collaboration with the National Theatre and an extended adoption information meeting.

Echoes of Care: The Celebration
Join us for an evening of discussion and celebration to mark the unveiling of Echoes of Care: The Living History of Coram and the Foundling Hospital, an immersive art installation exploring the past and present of the care system. This event is part of the Bloomsbury Festival programme.

A Portrait of my Parents: Film Screening and Discussion with Philip Sinden
For National Adoption Week 2024, join us for an in-person screening of a new short film documenting photographer Philip Sinden's search for his birth family. Through this unfiltered and personal lens, Philip invites the audience to join him on a transformative journey.