Equality & Diversity course timetable
April 2024
Wed 17 |
Gender Equality Focus Group
Finished
You are invited to join one of two upcoming online focus groups on gender equality at Cambridge. We want to understand more about people’s lived experiences of their working environment and work culture, and how those are affected by gender (and other protected characteristics). The discussions are inclusive and open to individuals of all genders. The University Gender Champions, Professor Sarah Colvin and Dr Liz Hide, will be in attendance to listen and guide the discussion. The data from these focus groups will complement other data being gathered – for example by the Staff Culture Survey circulated earlier this year – as part of the University’s application to renew its Silver Athena Swan Charter. This is an online session |
Mon 22 |
Gender Equality Focus Group
Finished
You are invited to join one of two upcoming online focus groups on gender equality at Cambridge. We want to understand more about people’s lived experiences of their working environment and work culture, and how those are affected by gender (and other protected characteristics). The discussions are inclusive and open to individuals of all genders. The University Gender Champions, Professor Sarah Colvin and Dr Liz Hide, will be in attendance to listen and guide the discussion. The data from these focus groups will complement other data being gathered – for example by the Staff Culture Survey circulated earlier this year – as part of the University’s application to renew its Silver Athena Swan Charter. This is an online session |
June 2024
Mon 10 |
Making the Invisible Visible
Finished
As part of Carers Week (10-16 June), Rachel Bailey, Chairperson of the SPACE Network (Supporting Parents and Carers at Cambridge) highlights unpaid carers in the workplace, the challenges they face, and the skills they bring. This event is online via Zoom. The joining link will be provided on your booking confirmation email. |
Fri 14 |
Carers at Cambridge
Finished
You are invited to join an upcoming focus group on the experience of those with caring responsibilities at Cambridge. We want to understand more about people’s lived experiences of their working environment and work culture, and how those are affected by their caring roles, gender (and other protected characteristics). The discussions are inclusive and open to individuals of all genders. The data from this focus group will complement other data being gathered – for example by the Staff Culture Survey circulated earlier this year – as part of the University’s application to renew its Silver Athena Swan Charter. This talk is online via Zoom. The joining link will be provided on your booking confirmation email. |
Thu 20 |
WSN (Women's Staff Network) Event
Finished
The EDI Team would like to reinstate the Women's Staff Network (WSN). We are inviting staff to attend a one-hour online event to contribute to the development of the Network. During the event, we will seek to establish a committee and identify key priorities for the Network. |
August 2024
Mon 19 |
We are developing new EDI online training modules for our staff and students. These will replace the current EDI Essentials and Unconscious Bias Training modules. We appreciate your participation in the focus group to share your thoughts on the Introductory Module. Your online joining link will be provided on your booking confirmation email |
November 2024
Wed 13 |
We would like to invite you to participate in an exciting collaborative research study titled “Cross-Cultural Exploration of Gender and Parenthood Perceptions and Practices in Higher Education: A Brazil-UK Comparative Study,” led by Dr. Charikleia Tzanakou from Oxford Brookes University. The study aims to understand how parenthood is conceptualized and practiced in UK higher education institutions, including the University of Cambridge, and your input would be invaluable. This focus group is designed to explore parenthood policies and practices, with the aim of developing a database of good practices to inspire other institutions. Your participation will help shape our understanding of parenthood policies in higher education, and the University will gain a greater understanding of what we can do to support our staff parents. This is an online session via zoom. Joining details will be available on your booking confirmation email. |