
In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker
Wed 25 Nov · 16:00
Larkin LTE, University of Hull
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The Alderman Sydney Smith Annual Lecture 2026 takes place at Larkin LTE, University of Hull. The event features a conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker regarding who gets to tell the story. Tickets are listed as free.
Join us for our Alderman Sydney Smith Annual Lecture 2026 as we chat with Joseph on the topic of: Who Gets to Tell the Story?
Born and raised in Hull, Joseph Harker is the Guardian's senior editor, diversity and development. He is also co-founder of the Guardian Legacies of Enslavement project. Before joining the Guardian, Joseph was editor and publisher of the weekly newspaper Black Briton, and previous to that assistant editor at The Voice.
Join us for a wide-ranging conversation on storytelling and inclusive journalism. What does it mean to seek truth, challenge power and amplify voices that have historically been marginalised?
We are delighted to be collaborating with the media studies faculty and students of the University of Hull to make this event as engaging as possible.
The talk will begin at 4 pm and will take place at the Larkin Building, Lecture Theatre E, University of Hull, Cottingham Rd, Hull HU6 7RX.
A limited number of in-person tickets are available. If you are unable to join us in Hull, you can still enjoy the lecture online – please select the appropriate ticket type when booking.
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In preparation for a wide-ranging conversation on storytelling and inclusive journalism, exploring what it means to seek truth, challenge power and amplify voices that have historically been marginalised, we invite you to send in any questions you would like us to discuss with Joseph on 26 November. Please use the link or scan the QR code below to send us your suggested questions or topics for discussion: In Conversation with Joseph Harker of the Guardian: Who Gets to Tell the Story?
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Frequently asked questions
In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker takes place on Wednesday, 25 November 2026 at 16:00.
In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker is held at Larkin LTE, University of Hull in Hull (Cottingham Road, Kingston upon Hull, HU6 7RX).
Entry to In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker is free.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Larkin LTE, University of Hull can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.

In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker
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The Alderman Sydney Smith Annual Lecture 2026 takes place at Larkin LTE, University of Hull. The event features a conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker regarding who gets to tell the story. Tickets are listed as free.
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Join us for our Alderman Sydney Smith Annual Lecture 2026 as we chat with Joseph on the topic of: Who Gets to Tell the Story?
Born and raised in Hull, Joseph Harker is the Guardian's senior editor, diversity and development. He is also co-founder of the Guardian Legacies of Enslavement project. Before joining the Guardian, Joseph was editor and publisher of the weekly newspaper Black Briton, and previous to that assistant editor at The Voice.
Join us for a wide-ranging conversation on storytelling and inclusive journalism. What does it mean to seek truth, challenge power and amplify voices that have historically been marginalised?
We are delighted to be collaborating with the media studies faculty and students of the University of Hull to make this event as engaging as possible.
The talk will begin at 4 pm and will take place at the Larkin Building, Lecture Theatre E, University of Hull, Cottingham Rd, Hull HU6 7RX.
A limited number of in-person tickets are available. If you are unable to join us in Hull, you can still enjoy the lecture online – please select the appropriate ticket type when booking.
____________________________________________
In preparation for a wide-ranging conversation on storytelling and inclusive journalism, exploring what it means to seek truth, challenge power and amplify voices that have historically been marginalised, we invite you to send in any questions you would like us to discuss with Joseph on 26 November. Please use the link or scan the QR code below to send us your suggested questions or topics for discussion: In Conversation with Joseph Harker of the Guardian: Who Gets to Tell the Story?
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Larkin LTE, University of HullCottingham Road, Kingston upon Hull, HU6 7RX
University, Hull
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When is In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker?
In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker takes place on Wednesday, 25 November 2026 at 16:00.
Where is In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker taking place?
In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker is held at Larkin LTE, University of Hull in Hull (Cottingham Road, Kingston upon Hull, HU6 7RX).
How much are tickets for In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker?
Entry to In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker is free.
Is there anywhere to stay near In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Larkin LTE, University of Hull can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker?
Tickets for In Conversation with the Guardian's Joseph Harker can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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