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Home » For and about students » Events: Conferences, Workshops, Lectures, Talks » 2023 » May 2023 » Gender & Research

 

Gender & Research 

13th Jun 2023 - 22nd Jun 2023 

Please register here, choosing Techne student ticket option: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/gender-and-research-13-15-20-22-june-tickets-633159335617

This course will run across 4 x 3-hour online workshops, ideally you should be able to attend all 4 to register. They will run from 10am to 1pm on 13th, 15th, 20th and 22nd June 2023. 

We are still conducting research in environments were many are still treated unequally and facing barriers which prohibit them from finding and reaching their true potential, despite the fact that equality and diversity lead to better research, better researchers, and better research institutions. 

During this 4-part course we will share our experiences and build our understanding of the gender inequalities that persist in higher education and research. We will unpack the causes and the systems that reward some and discriminate against others, finding, and developing strategies for dealing with the day-to-day challenges and frustrations as well as exploring how we can be part of and lead the systematic change that will happen.

Session 1: Exploring identities; understanding barriers.

Session 2: Challenging the status quo; becoming inclusive.

Session 3. Building our knowledge; finding our voice.

Session 4. Making change happen; sustainability and care. 

This online programme consists of four modules, which will help us identify, understand, and challenge gender inequality in academia – at both personal and institutional levels. Following this course researchers will have a greater understanding of the impact of cultural and structural gender bias on their careers as researchers and within the wider global, internationalised context. They will have the skills and toolkits to manage these challenges on a day-to-day basis but also to play their part in challenging gender inequality to effect systematic, cultural long-term change; enhancing and improving their career possibilities and environments, as well as of those who follow them.

Join training provider Sharon Elliott and a group of students from across Techne and two other AHRC DTPs (Midlands 4 Cities and North West Consortium) for this course. 

 

Trainer: Sharon Elliott, Co-Director, The Researcher Development Partnership, Cambridge

Sharon passionately believes that equality, diversity and inclusion lead to better research, better research institutions, better working environments and better life experiences. She has over 25 years’ experience encouraging, supporting and leading individuals and institutions to make long-lasting, impactful change. She has delivered multi-million pound global education programmes, supported advocacy groups to affect public policy change and designed international gender mainstreaming programmes. Sharon is currently a consultant adviser to the British Council, leading the gender strategy for the Going Global Partnerships Programme.

 


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