Duality: Journeys of Ageing and Multiple Long-Term Conditions
The Exchange, Strand Campus, London

We're delighted to welcome you to Bush House at King's College London for the DUALITY event on the 8th of September, 2026 4pm-7.30pm. Join us for an inspiring evening exploring research at the intersection of ageing, ethnicity and multiple long-term conditions in minoritised ethnic communities. Enjoy our photo exhibition, take part in the Human Library, visit community information booths, and hear a powerful conversation between a healthcare professional and someone with lived experience. Food and refreshments will be provided! Places are limited, so be sure to reserve your spot and register here today!
Submit your photos for the exhibition
Following the success of our Photography Fundamentals for Health and Wellbeing series, we are delighted to announce that the Community Photography Competition is now open for submissions.
We welcome entries from everyone, including people living with long-term conditions, carers, healthcare professionals, researchers, academics, and members of the wider community. Whether you are an experienced photographer or simply enjoy capturing meaningful moments, we encourage you to take part.
Selected photographs will be showcased in the Photo Exhibition at the DUALITY event, and prizes will be awarded to outstanding entries that creatively reflect the event's themes of ageing, ethnicity, health, and wellbeing.
Ready to share your story through photography? Submit your entry by the 21st of August 2026 using the Duality Photo Exhibition Submission Form.
More about the Interception Study
The INTERCEPTION study explores the support needs of people from minoritised ethnic groups living with and managing multiple long-term conditions (MLTCs). Through storytelling and creative approaches with people from minoritised ethnic communities, carers, community leaders and healthcare professionals in London, Coventry and Manchester, we aim to better understand the experiences and challenges of living with MLTCs from a multi-stakeholder perspective. Our findings will help shape more inclusive, responsive and equitable healthcare services.
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