Strategic Leadership in Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
As we celebrate International Day of Families we can also celebrate the greater visibility of families within higher education environments. As I walk around Brayford Campus it’s wonderful to see students and staff bringing family members to enjoy our green spaces, cafés and eateries. Research shows, however, that there is a long way to go before education institutions become fully inclusive to families, carers and parents.
Lincoln’s Black History Trail is a reminder that this city has always been diverse and multicultural. There are eight stops on the trail; they are numbered in sequence but the stops can be visited in any order. The trail will take under an hour; we hope you enjoy it and share your experiences on social media.
Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV) takes place every 31 March. It marks a time to celebrate trans and non-binary people, and to raise awareness of the discrimination faced by the community worldwide. Trans Day of Visibility has become an important date for trans people to celebrate who they are and encourage allies to voice solidarity with the trans community
Ramadan also known as Ramzan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar is observed by Muslims worldwide. In the UK, Ramadan is set to begin on the evening of 22 March 2023, and last until evening of 21 April, depending on the citing of the moon. During the month Muslims will fast from sunrise to sunset, pray and reflect
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The Lincoln Equality & Inclusion Advisory will work with you to develop bespoke strategies that address your diversity and inclusion challenges, and build sustainable inclusive environments
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