Films and Videos
Sundays at the Aga Khan Museum
6 July 2020
Sundays at the Aga Khan Museum
SEED CAPSULE: Never Give Up
6 July 2020
SEED CAPSULE: Never Give Up
GCP Annual Lecture 2014 - Antonio Guterres
6 July 2020
“Forced Displacement and the Promise of Pluralism” - Keynote speaker and United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, António Guterres delivered the Global Centre for Pluralism’s third Annual Lecture on May 29, 2014. He spoke about forced displacement and the global refugee crisis.
Smartphone Photography 101
6 July 2020
Smartphone Photography 101
Preparing for Life with Covid-19 (URDU)
6 July 2020
Dr Laila Ladak; Dr Aziz Jiwani The Covid pandemic has changed life as we know it. Restrictions are slowly being lifted, but the coronavirus is still in our city, neighbourhood and community. So, how do we go on. What are the changes that we need to adopt in our lives to not only survive but to live a normal life. A new normal. Watch this program to learn more.
Reflections: Alwaez Karim Ladhu - IITREB UK
6 July 2020
Reflections: Alwaez Karim Ladhu - IITREB UK
Love the Being presented by Farhad Karmally (UAE)
6 July 2020
Love the Being presented by Farhad Karmally (UAE)
Opening of the Aga Khan Centre, London
6 July 2020
The Aga Khan Centre was opened by HRH the Prince of Wales in the presence of Mawlana Hazar Imam on 26 June 2018 at an inauguration ceremony in Kings Cross, London, during Hazar Imam's Diamond Jubilee visit to the United Kingdom.
After the Headlines are Forgotten
6 July 2020
A film from 1999 that documents the work of FOCUS
COVID-19: the current situation and prospects for the UK and the world Presented by Aga Khan Foundation UK
6 July 2020
A conversation with John McConnell, Editor-in-Chief of The Lancet Infectious Diseases Journal.
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected our working and personal lives like no other event in recent memory. An unprecedented level of research over the past five months has advanced knowledge of the disease, but many uncertainties remain.
In this Q&A, John McConnell, Editor of The Lancet Infectious Diseases, was able to separate the knowns from the unknowns of COVID-19, whilst speculating on how the pandemic might evolve in the UK and elsewhere, including the developing world. He also offered some excellent insights into what concrete next steps should be taken for the world to defeat this novel disease.
This webinar was moderated by Mahmood Ahmed, Chairman of the Aga Khan Foundation UK National Committee.
Diamond Jubilee visit to UK
6 July 2020
In June 2018, Mawlana Hazar Imam visited the United Kingdom in celebration of his Diamond Jubilee.
The Art of Staying Positive w. Jyotika Aggarwal
6 July 2020
The Art of Staying Positive w. Jyotika Aggarwal
