What's on
Browse our in-person and online events, including our Monday night lectures, regional events and teacher CPD sessions. You can also watch a selection of our past talks.
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Skin maps: semi-permeable cartography
A new exhibition of collages and reworkings of historic maps from the RGS and other archives by Steph Morris.
Earth Photo: Waddesdon
Visit National Trust Waddesdon to see a stunning selection of shortlisted images from this year's Earth Photo competition.
Earth Photo: Sidney Nolan Trust
Visit Sidney Nolan Trust to see a stunning selection of shortlisted images from this year's Earth Photo competition.
Earth Photo: Belvoir Castle
Visit Belvoir Castle to see a stunning selection of shortlisted images from this year's Earth Photo competition.
67th London international youth science forum
Hosted at the Society and online, the London international youth science forum is a 14-day immersive STEM Summer School for students aged 16-21.
Disaster risk: event monitoring and post damage assessment
In this session, speakers discuss the role of geography in mobilising event response and logistics, real-time monitoring and communication to damage assessment, civil recovery and implementation of lessons learned.
Towards anti-fascist futures: building solidarities in and beyond political geography
This Political Geography Research Group webinar invites panelists and attendees to think about anti-fascist potentialities within the discipline of political geography and higher education.
RGS Presents: The Future of Exploration Live with Tim Marshall
Award-winning journalist and author Tim Marshall joins Matt Pycroft for a live recording of The Future of Exploration. Bringing a geopolitical lens, Tim explores how geography, power, and global changes are reshaping the meaning of exploration.
Redrawing the map – art workshop
Join artist Steph Morris in exploring his exhibition, Skin Maps: semi-permeable cartography, followed by making your own maps with collage and other techniques.
Routes, ruins and reconnaissance: private viewing
Hear presentations and be the first to view the new exhibition on the life and career of Gertrude Bell FRGS.
Routes, ruins and reconnaissance
The Society is delighted to present an exhibition created in conjunction with Newcastle University on the life and career of Gertrude Bell FRGS.
Professional Pathway introductory webinar – August
Join this webinar to learn more about the Professional Pathway. We will discuss the programme’s framework, highlight key professional development activities and guide you through the application process.