The Conversation is a new series of talks bringing together an interview format, with an invitation for the audience to continue The Conversation the same evening in St Martin’s atmospheric Crypt afterwards.

From pay gaps, social media malice and women’s prisons, to the relentlessly atrocious statistics on abuse, rape and murder, the human rights lawyer and working peer examines the structural inequalities in politics and law that are failing women. Helena Kennedy is the author of Misjustice: How British Law is Failing Women, Just Law and Eve Was Framed. Chaired by Caitlin May McNamara.

The main talk takes place in the Church, followed by an informal discussion in the Crypt. The discussion is free to attend but you will need a separate ticket. This can be booked after you have chosen your ticket(s) for the talk. Capacity for the discussion is limited and tickets are therefore allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you cannot attend in-person, this talk will also be streamed live online. For tickets to watch online, click here.