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The National Centre RUSSIA invites visitors to choose topics for educational lectures

The National Centre RUSSIA invites visitors to choose topics for educational lectures
02.26.2025

Every Thursday, the National Centre RUSSIA hosts lectures featuring invited experts. These sessions cover a wide range of topics, from art to science and medicine.

Visitors can select topics of interest for future lectures by voting in the National Centre’s Telegram channel. The suggestions with the biggest number of votes will be included in the program.

The current topics available for voting are:

"Interest Club: Motherhood"

"Chamber Literary Evening"

"Sketch Battle by Valentin Potkin"

"Healthy Lifestyle: The Path to Longevity"

"Living Planet: The Role of Zoos in Nature Conservation"

As part of the National Centre’s educational project, several lectures have already taken place. For instance, sessions on science fiction and domestic comic books have been held. Specifically, a lecture by Yevgeny Kharitonov took place on February 20, and a meeting with representatives of BUBBLE publishing house was held on February 13.

The lecture series is designed for those interested in cinema, theatre, science, and other fields. Suggestions and feedback can be submitted via the chatbot. Additional information and announcements are available on the National Centre RUSSIA website and social media pages.

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