Spotlight Highlighting the impact King's Arts & Humanities research has on, and for, the benefit of society.
11 June 2025 AI artwork sessions for mental health charities through the Undisciplined Spaces project King's PhD researchers collaborated with mental health charities to provide AI art tools to people…
4 June 2025 Festival celebrates co-production between academics and activists Participants in the Activist-in-Residence Scheme at King’s joined together for a celebration of…
29 May 2025 From helping human trafficking survivors to disability representation in art — how King's humanities research is impacting society Arts & Humanities researchers at King's showcase real-world impact through the Impact Acceleration…
Freud’s Antiquity: Idea, Object, Desire Professor Daniel Orrells & Freud Museum London — an exhibition that explored Freud's fascination…
Re-integration and Risks of Re-trafficking for Survivors in the Philippines Dr Ella Parry-Davies & Voice of Domestic Workers on dangers faced by trafficking survivors.
Creative Women in Lagos A Network and Documentary Film Project brought together by Dr England, Dr Ikpe, and Professor…
Extending the Impact of a Lifelong Ageing Workshop Dr Zimmermann, Dr Wood, Dr Hughes, Science Gallery London, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, and…
GLoW: Illuminating Innovation A multi-sited London exhibition, showcasing groundbreaking artworks by leading women artists working…
Shylock Now: Holocaust Memory, Antisemitism, and Jewish Identity Dr Richard Ashby in collaboration with Australian-Jewish theatre practitioner, Deborah Leiser-Moore…
The Impact of Covid Restrictions in Low and Middle Income Countries A project from Professor Green, Dr Borges, Collateral Global and the Institute of Development…
Us and Them: Repurposing Asylum Photography in Disability Activism Led by Dr Alana Harris, the project creatively re-imagined 19th-century asylum photographs to…
Managing Conspiracy Theories in the Classroom As conspiracy theories become more prevalent in digital and social spaces, teachers are increasingly…
Improving Personal Wellbeing How research can directly inform and improve welfare initiatives in practical, community-focused…
’Correcting our Collecting’: Seminar with Decolonising the Archive A project seeking to create connections between grassroots practitioners and established…
Unlimited Music: Community Music Making for Wellbeing Developing a community music making toolkit to help organisations run music workshops that support…
Irene: Conflict Resolution through Classical Literature in Amazonia Adapted classical literature to equip indigenous women activists in the Amazon with mediation skills…
The Spectacle of Propaganda Exploring how visual media was used to shape public opinion in Brazil during the Cold War.
Narrating Change: Co-Producing Climate Adaptation Targets in Scotland Exploring how communities and policymakers in Scotland can co-produce meaningful climate adaptation…
Reimagining Language Justice Through the Art of Translation Bringing together poets, translators, publishers and activists to explore how language shapes power,…
Equitable Fire Management in Ghana This project brought together researchers, artists, and local fire users in Northern Ghana to…
The Book of Knowledge: What I Wish I’d Known and What I’d Like to Pass On Project created a supportive space for women to speak about health and wellbeing in ways shaped by…
Show Up Plus! Maintaining Creative Participation in the Margins The project used theatre, music, movement and digital storytelling to sustain relationships between…
Menstrual Cycle Awareness and Embodied Technologies The Tomorrow Party, led by Dr Estrella Sendra brought Senegal's festivals community together to…
The Tomorrow Party: Imagining a Sustainable Festival Ecosystem in Senegal The Tomorrow Party, led by Dr Estrella Sendra brought Senegal's festivals community together to…
Race Across the Channel: Challenging Racism Denial in France and the UK The project explores how political and media elites in France and the UK construct narratives that…
moving/homing: reimagining home, movement and belonging in ESEA communities Movement artist David Kam, explored how East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) communities experience home,…
SPECTRUM: Shaping Policies for Equity in Creative Tech and Immersive Media Project brought together researchers, policymakers, and industry professionals to address urgent…
Rebel by Default: Power Bags and Participatory Research with Women Living with HIV Dr Katharine Low and Dr Ella Parry-Davies brought together King's researchers and colleagues from…