Over three days in early October, Holyrood’s Children and Families Festival will focus on these core aspects of policy that affect broad sections of Scottish society daily.

The Holyrood Garden Party and Political Awards is an unmissable fixture in the Scottish political calendar. This year, as Scotland rebuilds, the event is an opportunity to bring back some joy into all our lives.

Over three days in September, Holyrood’s first Health and Care Festival will focus in on key areas where improvements are urgently needed including Public Health, Primary Care and Older People.

Watch on demand as we illuminate the role of renewable energy in pursuit of net-zero and discuss how Scotland can realise its plans and potential to be a global leader in clean energy, skills and knowledge.

This event was a timely opportunity to reflect on the implementation & success of the 2016 – 2021 framework and discuss what needs to be incorporated in the forthcoming palliative care strategy.

Watch on-demand now the next part in the Climate Emergency Series where will look at the multi-faceted issue of the nature crisis and biodiversity loss across Scotland.

Wat on demand now, Digital Transformation 2022 where you will have the opportunity to engage with thought leaders on the latest developments around digital transformation.

Watch on demand Holyrood and Deloitte's webinar where you will hear senior leaders working on public service reform in Scotland reflect on a decade of Deloitte's The State of the State report.

Watch Scottish Politics Explained 2022 where we commemorated this milestone for devolution in Scotland with only the best insider and expert analysis on contemporary Scottish politics.

Join Holyrood for this event which will provide a timely opportunity to think about what we truly want Scotland's justice system to look like and how we can transform it for the better.

The 4th annual Cyber Security Northern Ireland conference once again acted as the premier event for public sector cyber security professionals in Northern Ireland.

This webinar was a timely opportunity to reflect on progress that has been made and consider what further action is required to ensure no one is left behind as we strive for an inclusive economic recovery.