Gender equality: making a difference (conversation café) Event

Though this  event is fully booked, please do register on the waiting list. By doing this, we can provide you with a copy of the stats and other information that will precede the Conversation Cafe, as well as a summary of the ensuing discussions. You are very welcome to give us your own priority list afterwards. We can also keep you informed about developments in the wider inclusivity agenda at the University.

If there is a cancellation, whoever is at the top of the waiting list will automatically be offered a place.

Do meanwhile check the full list of events for International Women's Week.

Be part of the conversation with our guests: Professor Dame Jessica Corner (Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences), Professor Jane Falkingham (Dean, Faculty of Social & Human Sciences) and Dr Marina Carravetta (Chair, Chemistry Athena SWAN SAT).

09.30 Doors open.  Coffee, tea, cold drinks, fruit and nibbles throughout.

10.00 Welcome, background, conversation (facilitated by Pam Morgan, ILIaD), and feedback.

12.00 Event closes - but the café will still be open for half an hour for networking, followed by Buns in Ovens at 12.45.

Book your place at one of our café tables now.

This event is organised by the Diversity Team as part of International Women's Week 2015.  Our thanks to all our guests. 

More about Athena SWAN

The Athena SWAN charter mark is administered by the Equality Challenge Unit (ECU). To date, Athena SWAN has focussed on the careers of women in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine (STEMM) disciplines, awarded at both institutional and departmental levels.

Key factors in assessment include recruitment and turnover, career development (promotion, appraisals and training), flexible working, workload modelling, contract type, and maternity/paternity cover.

From April 2015, the existing Athena SWAN charter will expand to include arts, humanities, social science, business and law departments alongside STEMM disciplines. Its scope will also extend to professional and support staff, honorary staff and some atypical staff such as visiting lecturers.

Finding the Hartley Suite

This is at the back of the Staff Social Centre (B38). From the main entrance, by the green area roughly opposite Hartley Library, walk through Lattes and turn left at the far end. From the side entrance near B4 (Law) and the Nuffield Theatre, walk straight through.

There is level access for wheelchair users. 

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Thursday 12 March, 16.30  Calling the Shots - the role of women in film-making in the UK since 2000. With Dr Shelley Cobb. Find out more.

Friday 13 March, 12.45 (following Conversation Café) Buns in Ovens - the nature of pregnancy reconsidered. With Dr Elselijn Kingma. Find out more.