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In Conversation with Hallie Rubenhold: hosted by Madeleine Pelling
Coram invites you to attend a ‘Tea and Talk’ with Hallie Rubenhold to celebrate the publication of her new book, Story of a Murder: The Wives, The Mistress and Dr Crippen. Touching on themes of gender, class and justice, this conversation will centre on the lives of ordinary women in Britain’s recent history and the complex ways we examine and reinterpret the past.
28 April 2025 - 6 - 8pm
Coram Campus, 41 Brunswick Square, London, WC1N 1AZ
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Royal Parks Half Marathon
Run through four of London's most beautiful Royal Parks: Kensington Garden, Hyde Park, St James's and Green Park. If you are looking for a taste of nature, in central London, this is the event for you!
£350 
Annual TCRU/Coram Lecture 2025
Coram and the Thomas Coram Research Unit (hosted at UCL) 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.
22 May 2025 - 5 - 7.30pm
Coram Campus, 41 Brunswick Square, London, WC1N 1AZ
Free
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Transition Planning and the Rights of Young People with Disabilities – Part 2
These free sessions will provide an opportunity to reflect on the challenges disabled young people may face at times of transition, and how we can support them to make this process smoother, by ensuring that their rights are upheld. This will include exploring legislation.
Transition Planning and the Rights of Young People with Disabilities – Part 1
These free sessions will provide an opportunity to reflect on the challenges disabled young people may face at times of transition, and how we can support them to make this process smoother, by ensuring that their rights are upheld. This will include exploring legislation.
Non instructed Advocacy for Children and Young People – Part 1
Join our free workshops to explore the challenges disabled young people may face at times of transition, and how we can support them to make this process smoother, by ensuring that their rights are upheld. During the sessions, we will examine some of the different legislation that relates to the transition process, and consider what tools we have to advocate for young people, and promote good practice on a practical level.
Meaningful communication: Advocating for the wishes and feelings of young people with disabilities – Part 2
This free training will provide an opportunity to reflect on the challenges for professionals of communicating meaningfully with young people who have disabilities, learning difficulties or additional communication needs, and the role of an advocate in supporting this communication.
Meaningful communication: Advocating for the wishes and feelings of young people with disabilities – Part 1
This free training will provide an opportunity to reflect on the challenges for professionals of communicating meaningfully with young people who have disabilities, learning difficulties or additional communication needs, and the role of an advocate in supporting this communication.