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A two-day showcase of interdisciplinary, practice-based work across the Goldsmiths Clinics, spanning legal practice, advocacy, research and media/public engagement.

Practising Change brings together students, academics, alumni, practitioners and external collaborators to showcase how different perspectives can become real-world work. Across two days, the Goldsmiths Clinics will share practice-based projects spanning legal work, advocacy, academic and applied research, and media/public engagement.

Hosted and organised by the Department of Law, the Clinics bring together students from different educational backgrounds around shared real-world questions. Across legal practice, advocacy, academic and applied research, and media/public engagement, students contribute to projects and tangible outputs with audiences beyond the classroom.
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Thursday 24 September — PSH 326 (Hybrid Event)

1.00pm
Doors open / Registration

2.00–3.00±è³¾
Keynote Lecture — Professor Linden Thomas

3.00–3.15±è³¾
Break

3.15–5.15±è³¾
Law & Creative Industries Clinic Showcase

3.15-3.30pm
Welcome and Introduction
Dr Lucy Finchett-Maddock

3.30-5.00pm
Art & AI Panel
Students & Representatives Addleshaw Goddard LLP

Fashion & Design Panel
Students & Representatives Lewis Silkin LLP

Art Crime Panel
Students & Representatives Wedlake Bell LLP

5.15-5.30pm
Q&A and Closing Remarks
Dr Lucy Finchett-Maddock

5.15pm-5.30pm
Break

5.30–7.00±è³¾
Drinks Reception
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Friday 25 September — PSH 314 (Hybrid Event)

1.00pm
Doors open / Registration

2.00–3.30±è³¾
Immigration Law & Policy Clinic Showcase

2.00–2.10±è³¾
Welcome and Introduction
Dr Natalie Katsou

2.10–2.30±è³¾
CSR in Libya
William Russell and Nina Lago Burity — Josi and Loni Project

2.30–2.50±è³¾
Al Masri: Investigation and Legal Proceedings
Dr Matteo Zamboni and Student Contributor (TBC)

2.50–3.10±è³¾
Charting Uncharted Waters: Unravelling Extraterritorial Duties under Articles 2 and 3 of the ECHR
Cara Shields, Martha Mills and Aneesa Raja

3.10–3.30±è³¾
Q&A and Closing Remarks

Dr Natalie Katsou
3.30–3.45±è³¾
Break

3.45–5.30±è³¾
Human Rights Law & Policy Clinic Showcase

3.45–3.55±è³¾
Welcome and Introduction
Dr Natalie Katsou

3.55–4.15±è³¾
Europe’s Decades of Queerphobia: Anti-LGBTQI+ Legislation and Democratic Erosion across Europe and Central Asia
Vahid Aliyev, Ro Mansfield-Corbett and Iona Fournier

4.15–4.35±è³¾
The Penal Drift of Immigration Detention: Vulnerability, Arbitrariness, and ECHR Safeguards
Iona Fournier

4.35–4.55±è³¾
The Architecture of Distance: Pushbacks, Externalization, and Collective Expulsion after Hirsi Jamaa
Hanya Aljamal

4.55–5.30±è³¾
Q&A and Closing Remarks
Dr Natalie Katsou

5.30–7.00±è³¾
Drinks Reception
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Accessibility

If you are attending an event and need the College to help with any mobility requirements you may have, please contact the event organiser in advance to ensure we can accommodate your needs.