Event Durham

Lecture taking place in CG60, Chemistry building at Durham University.

Co-organised by Durham and Edinburgh universities and sponsored by the Royal Anthropological Society (RAI), HEAT1 is a two-day international conference on planetary health and the environment. The conference will be hosted by Durham’s Department of Anthropology, one of only a few in the UK to integrate social, health, and evolutionary fields. Drawing from that diversity, HEAT aims to bring together perspectives from the full spectrum of contemporary anthropology.

Team Durham Holiday camps are based at The Sports and Wellbeing Park at Durham University (DH1 3SE) and run every February half term, Easter holidays, summer holidays and October half term (excluding weekends and Bank Holidays).

Team Durham Holiday camps are based at The Sports and Wellbeing Park at Durham University (DH1 3SE) and run every February half term, Easter holidays, summer holidays and October half term (excluding weekends and Bank Holidays).

Team Durham Holiday camps are based at The Sports and Wellbeing Park at Durham University (DH1 3SE) and run every February half term, Easter holidays, summer holidays and October half term (excluding weekends and Bank Holidays).

Team Durham Holiday camps are based at The Sports and Wellbeing Park at Durham University (DH1 3SE) and run every February half term, Easter holidays, summer holidays and October half term (excluding weekends and Bank Holidays).

Team Durham Holiday camps are based at The Sports and Wellbeing Park at Durham University (DH1 3SE) and run every February half term, Easter holidays, summer holidays and October half term (excluding weekends and Bank Holidays).

Prof. Douglas Davies, Director of Durham University’s Centre for Death and Life Studies hosts this Conference on Wednesday 9th April 2025 and Thursday 10th April 2025 and invites your participation.