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07/10/2024
Join us this Wednesday the 10th of October from 9.30am to 5pm for a Heartstopper's new season marathon!
Enjoy a lunch with our LGBTQ+ counsellor Ruth, to have a chat and discuss
Get more details and let us know you're coming from the link in bio!
03/10/2024
The Centre of Equity and Inclusion will be working with All Change Arts to host an Art exhibition for 16 Days of Activism for Violence against Women and Girls.
This art exhibition is to raise awareness on misogyny, all forms of violence against women and girls and how important gender equality is. We aim to platform voices that often go unheard and ignored through self-expression and art. We want to bring the community together to initiate discussions on why change is desperately needed and how we all need to be involved to create that change.
Find the form to sign up and exhibit your work in bio!
See you there :)
20/06/2023
TOMORROW!!🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Join us for the Poetry LGBTQ+ Open Mic Night at organised by our amazing
Link for the event in bio!
22/04/2022
Tips for students during Ramadan
During the last 10 days of Ramadan, Itikaf takes place where worshippers seclude themselves and devote their time to prayer, supplication, and reading the Qur'an.
Wishing all staff and students a generous and blessed Ramadan
12/04/2022
Inclusive language guidance during Ramadan.
11 days into Ramadan - During Ramadan we encourage all our friends and colleagues to use inclusive language.
Ramadan Mubarak, wishing you health and prosperity on this holy occasion.
05/04/2022
Ramadan Kareem! Wishing all of our Muslim colleagues, staff and students, a peaceful and prosperous season!
An occasion to celebrate light over darkness, awareness over ignorance, to celebrate life. May your life shine bright with happiness, joy and peace. Happy Diwali and Bandi Chorr Divas from all of us from The Centre!
29/10/2021
📚 Black feminist reading list 📚
Intersectional feminism is about acknowledging the many ways in which discrimination and prejudice can overlap. It calls for us to listen to and amplify feminists in all their diversities.
We’ve put together a list of books written by Black feminist authors that have questioned what it means to be a “feminist”🔎
“Black joy is pure unadulterated, non-respectable blackness in all its facets. Black joy is magic. It is a thing of awe and beauty and one of the strongest sources of power in the world.”- Mica Grimm
“Caring for myself is not self- indulgence, it is self- preservation, and that is an act of political warfare” - Audre Lorde
What does Black Joy mean to you? Head to our story to answer 💜
“I was built this way for a reason, so I’m going to use it.” - Simone Biles