Nottingham Women Expert Network

A series of events of free events and training opportunities are being planned under the scope […]

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International Women’s Day 2018

Thursday 8 March is International Women’s Day 2018. In celebration of this date, a number of […]

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Play screening: Key Change

The Centre for Research in Race and Rights presents a screening of the Open Clasp Theatre Company’s play ‘Key Change’.

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Celebrating Ada Lovelace Day

Tuesday 10 October 2017 marked Ada Lovelace Day – a day focused on celebrating Ada Lovelace, […]

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You couldn’t make it up: my career and me

As part of International Women’s Day 2016, the University is delighted to welcome Susannah Fish, Deputy Chief Constable of Nottinghamshire Police, to speak about her career. Followed by a networking lunch.

12pm, Wednesday 2 March

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Feminist: stories from Women’s Liberation

In celebration of Women’s History Month 2016, please join the Rights and Justice Research Priority Area, the Centre for Research in Race and Rights and the Department of American and Canadian Studies for a screening of the award-winning documentary Feminist: Stories From Women’s Liberation, 1963-1970. Filmmaker Jennifer Lee will introduce the film, and afterwards take questions from the audience.

6.30pm, Wednesday 2 March

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Violence against women in India: is ‘culture’ the culprit, or structure?

The Institute of Asia and Pacific Studies presents the annual Tomlinson Memorial Lecture for 2015/16. Kavita Krishnan, Secretary of the All India Progressive Women’s Association, will speak on ‘Violence against women in India: is ‘culture’ the culprit, or structure?’

6pm, Thursday 3 March

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Women scientists’ lunch

Join the School of Pharmacy for a short ice-breaking talk about a female scientist’s career journey followed by group discussions led by Dr Cornelia De Moor, Associate Professor in RNA Biology in the School of Pharmacy.

12pm, Monday 7 March

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Female scientists’ research career

Join the School of Pharmacy for an inspirational speech that presents a landscape of academic career progression and a vision for developing further research excellence in the University, given by Professor Dame Jessica Corner.

1.30pm, Tuesday 8 March

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International Women’s Day: a celebration

The University of Nottingham’s Women’s Staff Network presents ‘International Women’s Day: a celebration’. Come along for stalls, refreshments and a taster session of salsa. University of Nottingham staff can find out more about the Women’s Staff Network on their Workspace pages.

5.30pm, Tuesday 8 March

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