Andrew Charman, Sustainable Livelihoods Foundation, will provide an overview of a ‘socio-spatial’ research project on street trade in Ivory Park, South Africa to understand the relationship between people and space in this context.

Members of the Making All Voices Count Consortium would like to share with you this exciting new programme

Susan George explores ideas from her new book How to Win the Class War.

In the fifth Conflict, Violence and Development seminar this term, Dr Tom De Herdt will be presenting the work he completed with Kristof Titeca on the education system in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This seminar will address how these findings can inform us on the question of the persistence of the state in the DRC.

In this lecture co-architect of the original MDGs, Jan Vandemoortele, examines whether addressing inequalities must take priority over poverty reduction.

Growing up in a region wracked by complex and enduring violent conflicts, this seminar explores the everyday lives of the young people who come to be the ‘human’ in human rights. For many in the DRC ‘human rights’ – les droits de l’homme - are understood to be the men and women who strive to protect and defend them in a landscape of violence and fear.

Alfredo Saad-Filho willl examine the recent protest movements in Brazil

IDS Nutrition Group and Transform Nutrition Seminar series presents 'Women's empowerment in agriculture, production diversity an nutrition: Evidence from Nepal' presented by Suneetha Kadiyala, chaired by Nick Nisbett.

IDS's Participation Team Leader and Co-Director of Participate Initiative, Danny Burns, speaks at Sightsavers, HelpAge International, Alzheimer’s Disease International and ADD International post-2015 report launch.

Transform Nutrition seminar: 'The challenge of low breastfeeding rates in the context of HIV/AIDS and maintaining the momentum for reducing undernutrition