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See below for ways in which people at Queen Mary came together to celebrate Black History Month 2022 online:Inaugural Race Equality Network Meeting

Wednesday 12th October 2022 – 10am-12pm.

This year, QMUL launched their new Race Equality Staff Network. Staff Networks are places where people with shared identities and backgrounds can connect with colleagues and make positive change across the university. They can fulfil several roles including providing peer support and a forum for social interaction, as well as working alongside the Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Team to positively impact staff and student experience.

At Queen Mary our mission is to become the most inclusive university of its kind, anywhere. We recognise that our people and culture are central to progressing and transforming Race Equality at QMUL (Queen Mary University of London), and that the Race Equality Network is an integral part of achieving this goal.

This meeting will be the first of many with the opportunity to review key governance documentation. Colleagues are also invited to propose agenda items. Please contact Afua Acheampong, EDI Manager (afua.acheampong@qmul.ac.uk)

This meeting is hybrid and will be facilitated over MS Teams and in person at Dept W Room 1.23

Please sign up on Eventbrite

Open Meeting - Race Equality Action Group

Thursday 13th October 2022 – 10am-12pm

The Race Equality Action Group (REAG) brings together colleagues and students from across the institution to reinforce and recognise the University’s on-going commitment to address race equality issues. The REAG will act as an advisory, implementation and consultative forum in relation to all aspects of race equality at Queen Mary and will identify activities to progress the agenda around race equality issues. As part of BHM, colleagues and students are inviting colleagues and students to join the meeting and contribute to progressing race equality at the institution.

Please contact Afua Acheampong, EDI Manager to RSVP: afua.acheampong@qmul.ac.uk

Online Hate Crime training for staff with Tower Hamlets

Thursday 13th October 2022 – 2pm-4pm

As part of National Hate Crime Awareness Week, Queen Mary University of London has partnered with the Borough of Tower Hamlets Council as part of their ‘No Place for Hate’ campaign to participate in online training for hate crime awareness. Queen Mary has signed up to the ‘No Place for Hate Pledge’ - Organisational pledge against hate (towerhamlets.gov.uk)

More information on Report and Support

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