Livestream tickets: Bristol Hub for Gambling Harms Research Second International Interdisciplinary Colloquium 2024

The Bristol Hub for Gambling Harms Research is excited to welcome you to our second International, Interdisciplinary Colloquium.

This one-day conference will showcase gambling harms research. The theme is 'International Challenges in Gambling Harms Research', with keynote and panel sessions from research experts, lived experience, political commentators and regulators from around the world. We invite all participants to discuss ways of tackling gambling harms across disciplinary, practice and international boundaries.

About the Bristol Hub for Gambling Harms Research

Established in July 2022, funded by a grant awarded by GambleAware, the Bristol Hub for Gambling Harms Research is an independent hub created to build capacity in cutting-edge gambling harms research. The Hub benefits from the active involvement of researchers from all faculties of the University of Bristol, bringing new disciplines into gambling research such as complexity science, criminology and computer-human interactions. 

Who should attend?

We cordially invite all those with an interest in gambling harms research: researchers from all disciplines, all methodologies and from all career stages; those with lived experience of gambling harms; regulators; treatment providers; and gambling harms charities.

Please note that our in-conversation session, Living with Gambling Harms, will cover some sensitive topics which may include mental health, suicide and domestic violence. Peer support will be available on the day.

Funding

The Bristol Hub for Gambling Harms Research is funded by a £4 million grant (2022-2027) from the national charity GambleAware which is funded by voluntary donations from the gambling industry. Governance procedures and due diligence provide safeguards to ensure the Hub’s independence from GambleAware and the gambling industry.

Registration

Register now to view a livestream of the event. Registration is free of charge.

This event is also free to attend in person. If you would prefer an in person ticket, please follow this link.

Programme and event timings

The Livestream of this event will take place from 9.30am until 4.00pm. More details about the programme for the day can be found on our website. The event will be recorded. Recordings of the sessions will be added to our YouTube channel after the event.

Contact

If you have any queries, please contact the Bristol Hub for Gambling Harms Research team via gambling-harms@bristol.ac.uk.