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Pembroke Discussion and Debating Groups
PEMBROKE PARLOUR GROUP
'How far is a nation's success defined by its borders?'
'Is it no longer useful to talk of "class" in Britain?'
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Pembroke's Parlour Group, meeting once a week, gives Pembroke students the opportunity to be part of a lively discussion about current events, academic questions and the big issues.
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We don't aim to find an answer, but to promote healthy discussion and discourse about the world's most important topics.
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More information can be found on the Facebook page and examples of topics can be found on the Trinity 2016 Term Card
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Supported by Dr Nicholas Cole and Dr Craig Holmes, students of any discipline are welcome to come along. The sessions are particularly useful for social science and humanities students.
PEMINISTS
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Peminists is Pembroke's weekly feminist discussion group, open to all members of the JCR and MCR, regardless of gender.
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The group was founded out of a commitment to the importance of feminism, to opening up discussions and to promoting gender equality, both within Pembroke and in our wider society.
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Students may participate in discussions or simply come along and observe. Meetings are chaired by various students and cover a wide range of topics, with members invited to make suggestions throughout the year.
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Examples of the topics covered can be seen on the below termcard.
For more information, contact the JCR Gender Equality at ronni.blackford@pmb.ox.ac.uk.