Football: For Fairies or Future Heroes?
Every four years, the World Cup provides a sporting spectacle for people across the world. In almost every nation, people come together…
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Maia marks White Ribbon Day
Today (25 November) marks the UN’s International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls, which is known as White…
A reflection on Black History Month from the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Equity, Diversity and Inclusion)
As a Black woman and a senior professional and now one of the very few Black female Professors in the UK, I…
Academic Freedom and Equalities Charters
In May, the Acting Chief Executive of the Office for Students tweeted a link to a SpikedOnline article that heavily criticised Advance…
Loughborough successfully pilots ‘Freedom School’ across both campuses to enhance anti-racist and decolonial knowledge and increase inclusion for…
Freedom Schools are progressive learning environments with a history in the US Civil Rights movement. Taking a popular education approach, they are…
Personal pronouns: Why do they matter?
Image courtesy of Getty Images The LGBT+ Staff Network has been working with colleagues from across the University to raise awareness about…
Living with Type 1 Diabetes
Image courtesy of Getty Images What is Type 1 Diabetes? Type 1 diabetes is very different to type 2 diabetes. Type 2…
Maia celebrates: International Non-Binary People’s Day
Thursday 14 July marks International Non-Binary People’s Day. The day was first introduced in 2012 and was chosen as it is precisely…
Digital Storytelling in the EDI space
As we approach the two-year mark of what might be considered one of the most critical wake-up calls in the diversity and…
Living with Fibromyalgia
Image courtesy of Getty Images It is important to remember that writing about any condition is always specific to each individual. My…
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