Sheldonian Series: Cancel Culture

Sheldonian Series: Cancel Culture

By The University of Oxford

Join the Vice-Chancellor to hear from panellists as they discuss 'Cancel Culture' followed by an audience Q&A.

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The Sheldonian Theatre

Broad Street Oxford OX1 3AZ United Kingdom

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  • 1 hour, 15 minutes
  • UNDER 18 WITH PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN
  • In person
  • Doors at 16:45

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Sheldonian Series: Cancel Culture


The Sheldonian Series continues this academic year, looking first at 'Cancel Culture' on Tuesday 21 October.

Join the Vice-Chancellor to hear from panellists who will be discussing whether cancellation is a threat to free expression, or a necessary means of accountability.

This event is open to all and aims to promote freedom of speech and inclusive inquiry within the collegiate University, as part of the wider Sheldonian Series.

Panellists

  • Sunder Katwala - Director of the British Future think tank
  • Helen Mountfield KC - Trustee for Index on Censorship, barrister, and Principal of Mansfield College
  • Zoe Williams - Journalist, columnist and author at The Guardian
  • Lord Young of Acton - General Secretary of the Free Speech Union and Conservative peer

The Vice-Chancellor will open and close the event, and the discussion will be moderated by David Isaac, Provost of Worcester College.


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Registration information for staff and students

Please register using your student or staff email address, and bring your University Card for entry.

Photo ID required for entry

Please note that all guests will be required to show ID that matches their ticket on the doors. If you are a student or staff member, your University card is required. If you are an alumni or member of the public, another form of ID is acceptable.

Accessibility

The event will be fully accessible within the limitations of the Sheldonian Theatre's building. Step-free access, a quiet area, and gender-neutral toilets are available.

Door times

Doors will open at 16:45, and all guests must be seated by 17:25. Please allow time for you to be checked in and seated in good time prior to the start. Latecomers may not be admitted.

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