Events

February 2026

Mon 16 February 2026

Event | Between the river and the sea: An evening with Yousef Sweid

Yousef Sweid performs selected monologues exploring identity, belonging, and cultural hybridity as a Palestinian-Israeli who grew up in Haifa. After, he goes into conversation with the audience. 

Mon 16 February 2026

Seminar | Reciprocity as protest in Karachi, Pakistan

Decades of political violence and instability once gave Karachi the status of “city of death” and the “world’s most dangerous city.” Despite a sharp decline in violence, the city remains unsafe. Salwa Tareen explores the relationship between dissent, reciprocity, and ethics by analyzing two protest events in Karachi. 

Mon 16 February 2026

Lecture | General Jacques Pâris de Bollardière and the French Nonviolence Movement, 1960s-1980s

This talk contextualizes  General Jacques Pâris de Bollardière's nonviolent public interventions. After, it examine the current French debates about Western military alliances and commitment to nuclear weapons.

Tue 17 February 2026

Hybrid knowledge session | China and security developments in space

Sanne van der Lugt (Leiden Asia Centre) discusses why space is becoming an important security domain, how China is shaping developments in space, and what this means for Europe.

In The Hague.

Tue 17 February 2026

Academic debate | Will India be a superpower by 2047?

Different experts reflect on India’s strategic course and its ability to become a potential superpower in comparison to the United States and China. In The Hague. 

Tue 17 February 2026

Book talk | The strategic logic of proxy warfare: Addressing policy for competition

Dr. Andrew Maher (University of New South Wales, Canberra) presents the book 'Riding Tigers: The strategic logic of proxy warfare'. He discusses the use of proxies by states to pursue competition, but avoid war in arenas of international strategic competition characterised by force.

Wed 18 February 2026

Debate | How to end the war in Ukraine?

Oleksii Anulya (special forces front-line soldier in the fight against the Russian invasion) shares his story about the reality of war and the value of freedom as a former prisoner in Russia, where he was tortured and starved. Former Minister of Defense Joris Voorhoeve shares his expertise on the further course of the Russo-Ukrainian war. 

Wed 18 February 2026

ASCL seminar | Intergovernmental coordination for E- Public Service Delivery in West Africa

Richard Abankwa Agyepong (University of Education Winneba, Ghana) talks about the challenges surrounding public service delivery in Ghana and the value of governmental coordination.

Wed 18 February 2026

Lecture | Transitional justice in a new era

Ingrid Samset reflects on the use of transitional justice in contemporary peace processes. She asks if it is still relevant in a time where peacebuilding no longer follows a linear path.

Thu 19 February 2026

Lecture | Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl: Dissecting Latino power, language and culture

Three academics of Latin American Studies discuss the many layers of the performance – including language, culture and politics -  to study the depth and reach of this buzzing event.

Thu 19 February 2026

Lecture | Worship without image: Gaurī in her aniconic Pañcapiṇḍī form

Sushmita Das discusses the worship of Gaurī (deity in Hinduism) by women as described in Śaiva scriptures (Hindu tradition) and other Sanskrit sources.

Thu 19 February 2026

KITLV hybrid seminar | Mothers, deception, and the HIV struggle in Indonesia

Najmah talks about her new book project titled "The Sholeha paradox: Mothers, deception, and the HIV struggle in Indonesia". She discusses the growing epidemic of HIV sweeping through traditional families in Indonesia and its stigmatizing effects on women. 

Thu 19 February 2026

Online book talk | Architectures of global AI governance: From technological change to human choice

Matthijs M. Maas presents his book in which he discusses practical and conceptual tools that states and international institutions can use to govern AI systems.

Fri 20 February 2026

Lecture | Perception and production aspects of social meaning as a change determinant

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Stef Grondelaers (Meertens Instituut) proposes a “Fourth Wave” approach which contextualizes social meaning as a predictor of two recent diffusions in Netherlandic Dutch: the vocal fry and the use of the object pronoun hun (“them”) as a subject.

Fri 20 February 2026

Lezing | Uitdagingen in de historische vergelijking van Ggebarentalen: Lessen uit het Sign Change Project

Justin M. Power (University of Texas) vertelt over het Sign Change-project, waarin verschillende methodes uit de historische taalkunde worden toegepast op 13 gebarentalen om overeenkomsten te identificeren.

Sun 22 February 2026

RMO boekpresentatie | Asterix, de vrolijke wetenschap

Jaap Toorenaar (docent klassieke talen en Asterix-kenner) vertelt over de humor van deze wereldberoemde Asterix strip. Hij spoort alle tekst- en beeldgrappen, dubbele bodems en verborgen woordspelingen op en waar nodig legt hij ze uit.

Mon 23 February 2026

Seminar | SAILS lunch time

Barrie Sander discusses the tragedy of EU law at the intersection of climate and AI governance. 

Tue 24 February 2026

IIAS lecture and guided tour | Guided tour to the exhibition 'Beyond the Mountain'

The exhibition features a series of photographic works exploring contemporary Chinese society. The artist (Feiyue Liu, China Photographers Association) discusses the motivation behind each work, the creative process, and the underlying philosophy guiding the project.

Tue 24 February 2026

College | De theorie van filmmuziek

Hoe werkt filmmuziek en waartoe dient zij binnen de film? Wat is de relatie tussen beeld en muziek, en in hoeverre het van belang is dat muziek specifiek voor een bepaalde film geschreven wordt?

Tue 24 February 2026

Debat | Rojava: de Koerden in Syrië

Zilan Orhan (Koerdische Studentenvereniging Nederland) en Vincent Thepass (GroenLinks-PvdA gemeenteraadslid Den Haag) gaan in gesprek over de plek van de Koerden, Rojava (het door Koerden bestuurde gebied in Noord Oost Syrië) en het Midden Oosten. 

Tue 24 February 2026

RMO lezing | De oudste monumenten ter wereld

Necmi Karul (Universiteit van Istanbul) vertelt over archeologische opgravingen van de oudste door mensen gemaakte monumenten ter wereld gevonden in het Turkse heuvelgebied Taş Tepeler.

Tue 24 February 2026

Book talk | The rise and fall of global Islam

Faisal Devji (University of Oxford) presents the book "Waning Crescent: The Rise and Fall of Global Islam". In it, he follows Islam through history and its implications for politics.

Wed 25 February 2026

IIAS lecture | How the Philippines helped elevate the US university

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Rowena Azada-Palacios (Edinburgh Law School) explores the role of colonial Philippines in the development of the US research university in the first four decades of the twentieth-century. 

Wed 25 February 2026

Boeklancering | Consent: Een geschiedenis van dwang en vrije wil en alles daartussenin

11 historici uit België en Nederland kijken naar het verleden van consent. Ze belichten verschillende onderwerpen die laten zien dat de discussies over consent al duizenden jaren oud zijn. 

Wed 25 February 2026

Workshop | Do communities build monuments or do monuments build communities?

Different speakers explore how early communities were formed and transformed through collective practices  in the prehistoric societies of southeastern Türkiye and wider southwest Asia. 

Thu 26 February 2026

LeidenGlobal Dialogues | Egyptian Mummified Remains in Museums

Rethinking terminologies & modes of display. Mummified Ancient Egyptian remains fascinate museum audiences worldwide, but their display raises ethical, social, and political questions. In this edition of the LeidenGlobal Dialogues two experts reflect on these questions followed by an interactive exchange of ideas and an open Q&A with the audience.

Fri 27 February 2026

Lecture | Language learning for infants

In this LUCL Colloquium lecture, Sho Tsuji (University of Tokyo) discusses experimental and observational evidence about how infants learn a language within their social context.

Fri 27 February 2026

Lezing | Bijzondere Collecties in de schijnwerpers

Kate Pukhovaia (conservator Midden-Oosterse handschriften en oude drukken) en Mariken Teeuwen (bijzonder hoogleraar ‘Middeleeuwse schriftcultuur’) stellen bijzondere boeken voor onderwijs en studie tentoon. 

March 2026

Mon 2 March 2026

Exhibition opening | Archaeo-Sexism

The travelling exhibition Archaeo‑Sexism opens in the Reuvenshal at 16:00. The exhibition invites reflection on gender inequality and social safety within the discipline of archaeology and the wider academic community. 

Tue 3 March 2026

IIAS online lecture | Recognizing the value of jazz media in Indonesia

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Otto Stuparitz (University of Melbourne) explores the long history of jazz in Indonesia. He questions why it has only recently been recognised as a valuable cultural resource for Indonesians.

Tue 3 March 2026

Lecture | Religious identity of administrators during the Umayyad Caliphate

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Nicholas Longworth argues that the administrators represent remaining members of the pre-Islamic elite who became influential members in shaping early Islamic society.

Tue 3 March 2026

Lecture | Forced displacement and population sorting in civil wars

Dr. Adam Lichtenheld discusses the use of population displacement in wars. He uses research from Uganda and Syria, and case studies from Burundi, Indonesia, and Vietnam. In The Hague. 

Tue 3 March 2026

Debate | Climate diplomacy: What's wrong and what's next?

Academics and practicioners discuss the state of climate diplomacy today and how it can move beyond challenges and barriers of the use of fossil fuels and other minerals to create a framework for negotiations and solutions.

Tue 3 March 2026

College | De eerste films met gesproken woord en muziek

De eerste generatie films met gesproken woord en muziek en de grote vlucht van de geluidsfilm tijdens en na de Tweede Wereldoorlog worden besproken. Naast groot-schalige avonturenfilms verschenen ook talrijke gefilmde musicals.

Wed 4 March 2026

Lecture | Daoism on the irrelevance of books

David Chai (Chinese University of Hong Kong) explores the negative relationship between the school of Daoism and books in ancient China.

Wed 4 March 2026

Studieavond | Verstoring en handhaving van de openbare orde

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Verschillende sprekers delen recent academisch onderzoek over openbare ordehandhaving en ordeverstoringen, zowel in Nederland als in Europa. In Den Haag.

Thu 5 March 2026

Lecture | CPP Colloquium

The Centre of Political Philosophy invites  Zoltan Miklosi (Central European University, Vienna) to speak about global political morality, political ethics, and hybrid regimes.

Fri 6 March 2026

Lezing | De digitale economie en de digitale organisatie

De 2026 Thorbecke-lezing wordt gegeven door Prof. Christoph Van der Elst (Universiteit Gent). Hij spreekt over de snel ontwikkelende digitale economie en economische, sociale en maatschappelijke activiteiten die steeds vaker digitaal plaatsvinden. 

Fri 6 March 2026

Lezing | De prijs van vrij denken

De Annie Romein-Verschoorlezing wordt verzorgd door Nadia Bouras. Ze reflecteert op academische vrijheid als een eerstegeneratie-wetenschapper en vrouw van kleur aan een Nederlandse universiteit. 

Fri 6 March 2026

KITLV hybride boek presentatie | In Japanse gevangenschap

Nio Joe Lan's boek over internering in Nederlands-Indië wordt gepresenteerd.

Tue 10 March 2026

College | Blockbusters en filmmmuziek

Muziek uit de grote drama's en de sci-fi films wordt bestudeerd. Ook wordt wereldwijd gekeken naar andere filmmuziek componisten.

Tue 10 March 2026

Talk | Scripts, stages, and performances in world politics

Alejandro Esguerra (Bielefeld University, Germany) discusses the use of dramaturgy, a sociological perspective that uses theatre metaphors such as script, stage, and performance, to study the social role of meetings and documents in world politics.

Wed 11 March 2026

Lezing | Van warenhuis tot universiteit: het nieuwe én oude Spui 3 en 5

Drs. Laura Plezier en Ir. Peter Hagelaar analyseren de gevels van het warenhuis aan het Spui en de Spuistraat en nemen een vogelvlucht langs de verschillende fases van de ontwikkeling van het nieuwe universiteitscomplex in de Spuistraat.

Wed 11 March 2026

Hybride lezing | Barones tussen de armen

De Merlijnlezing wordt gegeven door Astrid Schutte. Ze spreekt over de biografie van Alwine de Vos van Steenwijk (adellijke weldoenster voor ‘de allerarmsten').

Thu 12 March 2026

RMO boekpresentatie | Wereldreizigers

Archeoloog Alexander van de Bunt presenteert zijn nieuwe boek, waarin hij vertelt over de mensen en volken die vanaf de laatste ijstijd, 12.000 jaar geleden, Europa ontdekten en daar gingen leven.

Fri 13 March 2026

Hybrid symposium | the late Neolithic Vlaardingen culture revisited

Different speakers re-evaluate the wetland sites of the late Neolithic Vlaardingen culture to find out more about daily life in the Rhine/Meuse delta during the Late Neolithic.

Fri 13 March 2026

Lecture | Enlightenment language machines, then and now

This Research Seminar Medieval and Early Modern History is given by Tita Chico (University of Maryland/NIAS). She explores the relationship between technology and the state and focuses on enlightenment language machines.

Fri 13 March 2026

Workshop | Westerse boeken met een Japans tintje

Kasper van Ommen (conservator Westerse gedrukte werken) vertelt over hoe de Japanse (en Chinese) boekdrukkunst westerse, en  in het bijzonder Nederlandse, boekuitgaven hebben geïnspireerd. 

Fri 13 March 2026

RMO lezing | Archeologie in Drenthe

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In deze 12-Provinciën lezing vertelt Marcel J.L.Th. Niekus (steentijdspecialist) over de neanderthalervindplaats Peest en de oudste bewoning van Noord-Nederland.

Fri 13 March 2026

Lecture | Making rules for the European car industry in times of crisis

Ioannis Barkis (MA IR alumnus and Public Affairs Manager at ACEA) explains how industry associations, NGOs, companies and institutions interact every day to create policy,  what this means for EU democracy, and how you too can be part of it.

Sun 15 March 2026

Wereldwandeling | Sporen van de Slavernij in Leiden

Aan de hand van deze wandeling door de straten van de historische binnenstad van Leiden, leer je meer over de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse slavenhandel en slavernij, lopend langs gebouwen waar handelaren, tot slaafgemaakten, en voorvechters voor de afschaffing van slavernij woonden.

Tue 17 March 2026

Hybrid presentation | Unfolding unopened letters based on X-ray tomography

Records of the 16th- and 17th-century English Court of Wards and Liveries are mostly badly damaged or still unopened. This presentation explores the opening of these records by virtually unfolding the locked manuscripts. 

Tue 17 March 2026

IIAS film screening | Amala: The life and struggle of the Dalai Lama’s sister

This film follows Amala's life in Tibet, her escape into exile, and her four decades of leadership at the Tibetan Children’s Village in India. 

Wed 18 March 2026

ASCL seminar | Living with toxic extractivism: Women's lifeworlds with oil in Nigeria’s Niger Delta

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Dr Better Jack (University of Groningen) focuses on the different ways in which women are affected by and respond to toxic oil pollution. 

Thu 19 March 2026

Online book talk | Europe's attempt to take back control of technology regulation

Benjamin Farrand (Newcastle University) talks about his new book 'Geopolitical union: Europe's attempt to take back control of technology regulation'. In it, he explores the EU's approach to lawmaking in the field of technology. 

Fri 20 March 2026

Lecture | Global colonial entanglements shaping medicine as property

Natacha Klein Käfer (University of Copenhagen / Lund University) explores how interdisciplinary research can create new understandings about how medicine, law, and colonialism were intertwined in the creation of a system of ownership over remedies and cures.

Fri 20 March 2026

Congres | De moderne tijd: Feest!

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In dit jaarcongres onderzoeken historici de feestcultuur in de lage landen, inclusief de koloniën in oost en west, in al haar verschijningen. Wat werd er gevierd, door wie, hoe en waarom?
In Amsterdam. 

Fri 20 March 2026

Lecture | Manga and militarism

During the Cold War, Japan’s post-World War Two military, the Japan Self-Defense Force (JSDF), were noticeably absent in Japanese popular culture. Max Warrack (University of Warwick) explores the current-day creation of manga that are restoring the JSDF in Japan’s popular imaginary.

Mon 23 March 2026

Lezing | Diplomademocratie: Bestuurskundige en politicologische reflecties

Professoren aan de instituten Bestuurskunde en Politieke Wetenschap van de Universiteit Leiden analyseren het boek Diplomademocratie. In dit boek beargumenteren de auteurs dat Nederland zich heeft ontwikkeld tot een land waarin praktisch geschoolden en academici in gescheiden werelden leven en mensen met de hoogste diploma’s het voor het zeggen hebben. In Den Haag.

Tue 24 March 2026 - Thu 26 March 2026

Conference | Neoplatonism in the Christological debates of late antiquity

Different speakers reflect on the Neoplatonic influence on Christianity, with a focus on defining the nature of Christ. 

Tue 24 March 2026

IIAS hybrid event | The Nile in transition from ancient times to the present

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 Dr Miriam Müller (Director NINO) and Dr Daniel Soliman (RMO Curator) discuss how the Nile shaped life in ancient Egypt and explore the rich Nubian heritage of this region and the temples that were built here. After, a guided tour of the Nubia collection at the National Museum of Antiquities (RMO) in Leiden is given.

Tue 24 March 2026

Symposium | What methods do

In a series of sessions, internationally active artist researchers reflect on their role in the production of knowledge and the role of art in a societal context. In Utrecht.

Wed 25 March 2026

Lezing | Steden als samenkomst van mensen, planten en dieren

Dr. Rosanne van der Voet (universitair docent bij Urban Studies en Environmental Humanities) onderzoekt de vraag 'hoe kunnen we over steden nadenken als samenkomst van mensen en niet-mensen?'

Thu 26 March 2026

Conference | Who is Asian?

The diversity of Asia has made it challenging, and at times controversial, to define the region. Speakers critically reflect on the complexities, diversities and contradictions that define Asia and its representations.

Thu 26 March 2026

Lezing | De nieuwe kunst van de moderne wereld

Dr. Carmen van den Bergh (universitair docent Italiaanse Letterkunde) vertelt over de nieuwe kunst van de moderne wereld (ca. 1880 - 1960) waarin de manier waarop mensen tijd, ruimte en identiteit ervaren snel veranderde. 

Fri 27 March 2026

Symposium | Pioneers in migration history

Marlou Schrover and Leo Lucassen are honoured and celebrated for their great impact on the field of migration history. 

Fri 27 March 2026

Lecture | Negation compounds in Old Hittite

In this Comparative Indo-European Linguistics (CIEL) Seminars lecture, David Sasseville (École pratique des hautes études, Paris) uses a Luwian song in Old Hittite to study negation compounds.

Tue 31 March 2026

Lezing | Van de eerste buren tot gevaarlijke buurten: Den Haag door de eeuwen heen

Drs. Peter Stokkel (hoofd archeologie bij Gemeente Den Haag) en Prof.dr. Manon van der Heijden (hoogleraar Stadsgeschiedenis) onderzoeken wat de overblijfselen van de eerste bewoners van Den Haag ons vandaag vertellen en waarom er minder geweld plaatsvond in steden, hoe de daling in geweld is te verklaren en waarom vrouwen zoveel crimineler waren dan nu.

April 2026

Thu 2 April 2026

KITLV hybrid book talk | Taxation and governance in colonial Indonesia

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Maarten Manse presents his new book, in which he discusses local improvisation, indigenous customs, and everyday negotiations as a central element of taxation methods in colonial Indonesia.

Tue 7 April 2026

Lecture | Linguistic cues for Arabic authorship analysis

Hossam Ahmed explores the use of Machine Learning algorithms for extreme cases to verify the authorship of a document to a single author. 

Wed 8 April 2026

Lecture | East Europe’s forgotten peasant revolution

Professor Jakub Beneš (University College London) reconsiders the period of world wars and focuses on East Europe. 

Thu 9 April 2026

RMO quiz | Ken-Uw-Klassieken Pubquiz 2026

Test in de Tempelzaal je kennis over Griekse en Latijnse literatuur, klassieke mythologie, oude geschiedenis, antieke wijsbegeerte en archeologie.

Thu 9 April 2026

Lezing | Postmodernisme in de film: Hoe onze blik op de werkelijkheid verschuift

Dr. Peter Verstraten (universitair docent filmwetenschap) legt de voor en tegens van postmodernistische films (ca. 1960 – 2000) en hun vele stijlen en vormen naast elkaar.

Sun 12 April 2026

Wandeling | De Haagse spreukenroute

Prof.dr. Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade (emeritus hoogleraar socio-historische taalkunde van het Engels) vertelt over de verschillende spreuken, over Ingrids ontmoetingen met de sprekers van de talen, en over hoe de route tot stand kwam.

Tue 14 April 2026 - Fri 17 April 2026

Conference | European human behaviour & evolution association

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Different speakers explore the meaning of AI developments for research on behavioural sciences, anthropology, archaeology, sociology, linguistics, medicine, and more. 

Wed 15 April 2026

Lecture | National language and feminist activism in Republican China

Coraline Jortay (French Centre for Scientific Research) discusses the 1924 Congress for the Advancement of Education. She focuses on feminist activists' influence on debates about the unification of language in China from the late Qing into the early People's Republic of China period.

Thu 16 April 2026

Lecture | Sacrifice and social imaginary in Hellenistic Kos

Péter Kató (Eötvös Loránd University Budapest) explores sacrificial prescriptions from priests addressed to various groups within the local population, in order to maintain established social hierarchies. 

Thu 16 April 2026

Lezing | Heen en weer tussen hoop en cynisme

Dr. Robin van den Akker (Erasmus School of Philosophy) verkent de verschuiving naar het metamodernisme (ca. 2000- nu) en hoe dit zichtbaar wordt in kunst en cultuur.

Fri 17 April 2026

Lecture | the British government's colonial bureaucratic practices in southern Africa

In this Sociolinguistics & Discourse Studies Series, Susan Fitzmaurice (University of Sheffield) discusses the British government's communicative practice in colonial bureaucracy at the turn of the twentieth century in southern Africa. 

Fri 17 April 2026

Lecture | Household dominium and enslavement in the seventeenth-century Dutch empire

In this Research Seminar Medieval and Early Modern History lecture, Timo McGregor talks about ownership and slavery in the Dutch empire of the 17th century. 

Fri 17 April 2026

NINO hybrid lecture | Identity and Connectivity at the Oryx District

Oryx District was once a thriving town in the middle of Egypt. Several tombs found there show individuals who did not look like Egyptians. Dr Anna-Latifa Mourad-Cizek (The University of Chicago) explores who  those people were and who else lived in there.

Sun 19 April 2026

Wereldwandeling | Sporen van de Slavernij in Leiden

Aan de hand van deze wandeling door de straten van de historische binnenstad van Leiden, leer je meer over de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse slavenhandel en slavernij, lopend langs gebouwen waar handelaren, tot slaafgemaakten, en voorvechters voor de afschaffing van slavernij woonden.

Mon 20 April 2026

Talk | Irradiated imaginations and anti-nuclear solidarities

Fabienne Rachmadiev (University of Amsterdam) discusses the intertwined histories of nuclear infrastructures, colonialism, and resistance. She focusses on the Northern Kazakh steppe around Semey, which the Soviet Union used for its nuclear programme between 1948 and 1991, causing long-lasting effects of pollution and radiation. 

Thu 23 April 2026 - Fri 24 April 2026

Conferentie | Neerlandistiekdagen

Studenten maken kennis met lopend onderzoek en actueel onderwijs binnen de neerlandistiek via workshops en lezingen, onder andere over straattaal. Ook wordt gevraagd hoe de neerlandistiek van de toekomst eruitziet.

Thu 23 April 2026

Lezing | Van posthuman-isme naar post-humanisme

Drs. Jasmijn Leeuwenkamp (Amsterdam School of Cultural Analysis) stelt dat het posthumanisme (ca. 1980 – nu) aantoont dat mensen altijd al onderdeel zijn geweest van grotere netwerken.

Thu 23 April 2026

Online book talk | Repression and resistance on the Russian internet

Françoise Daucé and Francesca Musiani talk about their new book 'Digital Authoritarianism in the Making: Repression and Resistance on the Russian Internet'. In it, they discuss the rise of authoritarianism and its domination of the Russian digital space. 

May 2026

Sun 17 May 2026

Wereldwandeling | Sporen van de Slavernij in Leiden

Aan de hand van deze wandeling door de straten van de historische binnenstad van Leiden, leer je meer over de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse slavenhandel en slavernij, lopend langs gebouwen waar handelaren, tot slaafgemaakten, en voorvechters voor de afschaffing van slavernij woonden.

June 2026

Sun 21 June 2026

Wereldwandeling | Sporen van de Slavernij in Leiden

Aan de hand van deze wandeling door de straten van de historische binnenstad van Leiden, leer je meer over de geschiedenis van de Nederlandse slavenhandel en slavernij, lopend langs gebouwen waar handelaren, tot slaafgemaakten, en voorvechters voor de afschaffing van slavernij woonden.