Disability History Month: A reflection on neurodiversity over the years
This is a personal reflection of the changes and progression for neurodiverse individuals over the last 30 years, written from the perspective…
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This is a personal reflection of the changes and progression for neurodiverse individuals over the last 30 years, written from the perspective…
At Loughborough University, we pride ourselves on fostering a welcoming and diverse community that empowers students from all over the world to…
Inter Faith Week is an internationally recognised awareness week that takes place in mid-November of every year. This year it falls on…
What is Islamophobia and how does it manifest? Islamophobia is defined in the UK as ‘rooted in racism and is a type…
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The Maia Network spoke to Sandra Freeman about her trailblazing for maternity leave at Loughborough University. Sandra Freeman was awarded the Loughborough…
What is South Asian Heritage Month? South Asian Heritage Month aims to amplify and celebrate British South Asian heritage and history across…
Juneteenth, which takes place on 19 June, is a celebration of the freedom, culture and empowerment of African-Americans. You may have heard…
The Legal Services team participated in the Race Equality Matters 5-Day Challenge for Race Equality Week 2024 at the beginning of February. …
Loughborough is synonymous with sport. It is part of the University’s DNA and recognised across the campus for the positive impact it can…
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