Postgrad graduation
“Your journeys are only just beginning”: Imperial graduation ceremonies
Three in-person ceremonies are taking place at the Royal Albert Hall to award postgraduate degrees.
Stories tagged with 'Comms strategy Inclusive community'
Black community support
New networks support Imperial’s Black postdoctoral researchers and alumni
Two recently formed networks, for postdoctoral researchers and alumni of the College, will foster collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Media training
Applications open for Imperial’s media academy for minority ethnic staff
Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic researchers at Imperial can now apply for the tailored development programme.
LGBTQ+ inclusion
Imperial is one of Stonewall’s Top 100 Employers for LGBTQ+ people
The College has been recognised by Stonewall for its commitment to inclusion of lesbian, gay, bi, trans and queer people in the workplace.
Audio
Hear, hear
Podcast: Debating vaccines, LGBTQ+ history month, and humans of health research
In this edition: A scientist countering vaccine misinformation, members of Imperial’s LGBTQ+ network, and the people behind an impactful asthma trial.
Funding equality
Community projects will strengthen equality, diversity and inclusion at Imperial
Sixteen projects have been awarded funding to advance equality, diversity and inclusion at the College.
Feature
FoNS EDI
Equality, diversity and inclusion in FoNS
The Faculty has a new position for a Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Coordinator.
Inspiring photos
Portrait exhibition celebrates staff and patients in healthcare research
A new series of portraits documenting researchers and patients involved in healthcare research has been unveiled in an online photography exhibition.
Dangoor Plaza
Imperial unveils revitalised green space at the heart of campus
Imperial has marked the completion of Dangoor Plaza and the rejuvenated Queen’s Lawn at South Kensington campus.
Grassroots movements
Five lessons from the founder of the Me Too movement
Founder of the Me Too movement, Tarana Burke, called on students to use their spheres of influence to make change at an Imperial event.
