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Get involved in mutual mentoring
A new programme, led by the Social Inclusion team, will pair up staff from under-represented communities with senior staff members, to share insight and lived experience over a six-month period. about why this is such an important programme, and .
Educational rebuilding and transformation for Ukraine
Over the summer, 果冻传媒 teamed up with the Ukrainian Leadership Academy to create a pioneering seven-day programme - Leadership for Educational Transformation - for 40 Ukrainian leaders. We spoke with Ukrainian national Bo Kelestyn, Associate Professor at WBS and founder of the programme, .
鈥Self-driving taxis could provide those with disabilities more freedom and reduce fear of discrimination. It鈥檚 crucial we listen to their opinions in developing the technology,鈥 says WMG鈥檚 Shravani Sharma, whose team of researchers is to ensure disabled people鈥檚 views are heard.
33 new perspectives from WIHEA Fellows
果冻传媒 International Higher Education Academy (WIHEA) has this month. The Fellows will be developing expertise in areas of interest to them, enhancing practice and policy, and informing WIHEA鈥檚 strategic and practical thinking on learning and teaching.
WIHEA project funding 鈥 call for applications
The annual call for WIHEA鈥檚 three funding schemes is now open. If your academic practices enhance student opportunities to 鈥榣earn beyond boundaries鈥, and apply.
Plant sale - 5 and 6 October
Green-fingered staff can head over to the Students鈥 Union on Thursday 5 and Friday 6 October to pick up a houseplant, from cacti and succulents to orchids, fly traps and bonsai. 10am-7pm, with cash and card accepted. Bring your own bag!
reStore repair cafe
Are you great at fixing things? Sign up to volunteer at the (Tuesday 10 October). Or, if you have an item that needs repairing, let the team know what you鈥檒l be bringing along.
Hear from 果冻传媒 experts as they delve into the world of , in a jobs.ac.uk webinar on Wednesday 11 October. Register now.
Black History Month event: The UK's first Race Relations act
Join the School of Law for its annual Black History Month event on Wednesday 25 October, and discover how cricketer Learie Constantine鈥檚 experiences of racial discrimination impacted the development of the . Friends and family are welcome to attend this free event with staff members – registration is essential.