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Every Child Matters with Carol Harris
A not-to-be-missed talk about one man's extraordinary vision to create a safe haven for children in the middle of Bloomsbury over 300 years ago.

Adult Adoptee Community Event: A Portrait of My Parents Film Screening & Discussion
Please join us for an in-person screening of 'A Portrait of My Parents', a poignant self-filmed documentary that follows photographer and adult adoptee Philip Sinden as he seeks to uncover the missing chapters of his life. We are pleased to be joined by Philip Sinden himself to discuss the film's themes and resonances.

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.

Free Webinar – Disabled Children’s Social Care: How Should the Law Be Reformed?
This webinar is brought to you by the Garden Court Chambers Community Care Law and Education Law Teams, jointly with Coram Children’s Legal Centre. The Law Commission recently consulted on restructuring the law on disabled children’s social care. This webinar will discuss some of the different perspectives on the potential changes.

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.

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.