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.
Hamlyn symposium on medical robotics 2026
The Hamlyn Symposium unites global experts to share innovations, foster collaboration, and advance medical robotics through workshops, demonstrations and networking.
Rural Geography Research Group morning coffee - June
MRes or PhD students researching anything related to rural geographies are invited to join the Rural Geography Research Group for its monthly relaxed, friendly early morning coffee meeting, this June.
Resonance
Join us for the premiere of the Resonance film, followed by a panel discussion delving into what radical acts of care may look like as the UK transitions its land use structure and practices, and as people work collectively to nurture the land and ourselves.
Nourishing criticality and thinking through interconnection in crisis times
Join the Society's Food Geographies Research Group for a thought-provoking online event exploring how food can act as a powerful lens to understand and connect some of today’s most urgent social issues.
Earth Photo: Waddesdon
Visit National Trust Waddesdon to see a stunning selection of shortlisted images from this year's Earth Photo competition.
The breakthrough experience
Join best-selling author and internationally acclaimed inner child expert Karen Ruimy for a powerful one-time-only live workshop.
Exploring literacy through geography
In this one-hour session, Fiona Sheriff will discuss a range of literacy strategies which can be used to demystify geographical vocabulary alongside a range of texts which can be used to open worlds in the classroom.
Earth Photo exhibition
The Society is pleased to showcase the winners and best in class from our international competition dedicated to engaging with still and moving image makers sharing the prescient issues affecting the climate and life on our planet.
Bringing the El Niño phenomenon to the classroom
Hear more about the ‘El Niño: A Phenomenon of Opportunities’ teaching resource, looking at how communities manage flooding associated with a major El Niño event.
The Endurance Photographs – book launch
Join the Society for the launch of its new book ‘The Endurance Photographs’, with a presentation by book contributor and polar photography expert, Jean de Pomereu.
How do natural hazards become disasters?
Join this webinar with the Disaster Risk Management Professional Practice Group to explore how and why natural hazards become disasters, and how hazard scenarios can help support disaster risk reduction.