FORTHCOMING EVENTS

 

 

We now meet on the second Tuesday of the month. Below are the dates for your diaries—topics will be announced at a later date

 

 

 

PLEASE NOTE THE NEW VENUE ADDRESS IN THE NOTICE OF MEETING, ALSO CLICK HERE FOR MAP AND DIRECTIONS HOW TO FIND US

 

 

 

Tuesday 14th September 2010 at 18.30 ICEA AGM

 

FOR FULL DETAILS PLEASE SEE MEMBERS PAGE

 

 

Tuesday 12th October 2010 at 18.00 to 18.30 pm

 

Anna Coote, who is NEF’s Head of Social Policy, will speak on "21 Hours: The case for a much shorter working week". Notice of Meeting

 

See their recent report “21 Hours” below.

 

Here is a example.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8513783.stm

 

Here is the full report

 

http://www.neweconomics.org/publications/21-hours

 

 

Other forthcoming meetings to be announced

 

 

Tuesday November 09, 2010—Jim Steer will speak on "High speed rail links".

 

Wednesday 12, January 2011—Mark Lowcock, Director of Country Programmes, DfID

 

Tuesday February 08, 2011—Dr Emma Mawdsley of Newnham College Cambridge will speak on the subject of "Changing global development: insights from Gift Theory."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WHERE WE MEET

 

Please note as from October 2009 we have new venue

Meetings will be held at The Art Workers Guild, 6 Queen Square, London WC1N 3AT, www.artworkersguild.org is located about halfway down the West Side of the Square click for map.

 

 

MEETING TIMES AND FORMAT

 

The usual meeting time is 6.00 for 6:30 p.m. and as of October 2005 the usual date will be the second Tuesday of the month, although this is flexible to accommodate speakers. The meeting itself lasts until about 8 pm, and we aim to be out of the drinks room by 9 pm.

 

Our standard format is a discussion meeting with an initial keynote address followed by questions and contributions from the floor. The keynote address may be by a Guest Speaker or by an ICEA member.  We aim to hold nine meetings a year. In the interests of topicality and to accommodate speakers’ travel arrangements, we work to a short-term rolling programme rather that fixing an annual programme in advance.

 

 

MEETING CHARGES

 

A small charge is made to cover the costs of drinks and other refreshments, which are served before and after the meeting.  The current charges are £4 for members, £2.50 for students, and £10 for non-members.