At the moment, for obvious reasons, all of our events have moved online. But don't worry - we still have lots of things going on that you can get involved with. Check out our events below, and be sure to let us know if you have any events coming up that you'd like us to get involved with.
On Monday 19th April at 6:00pm GMT, tune in to our live discussion as we explore Afghanistan's Silk Road history of crafts, textiles and delicate needlework, as well as the future of Afghanistan's Fashion Industry. Read more
From 19th-25th April, to mark this year's Fashion Revolution week, we're celebrating all things Afghan fashion. Join in the fun! Read more
We've been hosting live conversations with expert guests exploring everything Afghanistan: from tea, to rugs, to the rubab, we want to celebrate Afghanistan's varied and vibrant culture. Read more
To celebrate this year's International Women's Day, the next instalment in our Conversations with Afghanaid series featured some of the trailblazing women paving the way for a more equal future in Afghanistan. Watch the recording! Read more
On Wednesday 2nd December, we discussed the challenges Afghan communities face in the wake of increasingly frequent climate-induced natural disasters and hazards, and solutions for a resilient future post COVID-19. Read more
For the next instalment in our 'Conversations with Afghanaid' series, we were joined by Dr Sarah Fane (MCC Foundation Director), Zainab Hussaini (Afghanistan Country Manager, Skateistan), and Raheem Javid (Children's Museum of Science and Technology, Kabul) to discuss the importance of innovative and inclusive initiatives for young people in Afghanistan. Read more
On Sunday 2nd August, we held a live discussion with Durkhanai Ayubi (Parwana Restaurant and Recipe Book), Mursal Saiq (Cue Point Restaurant) and Kobrah Nawrozzadeh (The Afghan Tea Company), exploring the role of nostalgia and innovation through Afghanistan's vibrant cuisine. Watch the recording! Read more
On Thursday 18th June, we enjoyed a fascinating panel discussion with Lauren Braithwaite, Zarifa Adiba, Professor John Baily and Ziba Tabrizi, exploring the importance of preserving, platforming and celebrating Afghan music & dance culture. Read more
Thank you to everyone who tuned in to our Live Panel event with ISHKAR and The Afghan Rug Shop. Missed it? Here's the recording for you to enjoy. Read more