Upcoming Events
Windrush is Not History
The Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee of the School of Sociology & Social Policy warmly invite you to this lunchtime seminar in celebration of Black History Month.
Choice, independence and safeguarding: a balancing act
Professor Rachel Fyson’s inaugural lecture will trace her career from school holidays volunteering on play schemes for children with learning disabilities and dropping out of university to become a care worker, through to re-entering academia and becoming Professor of Social Work.
Spotlight on… finances and budgeting
This session will provide key highlights from the University’s Finance Strategy.
The political limits of expertise
As part of The Institute for Policy and Engagement’s public lecture series, Professor Helen Thompson will discuss the role of experts in politics.
Business Leaders Series with celebrity branding expert Jeetendr Sehdev
Join us for the next Business Leaders series event with ‘celebrity branding’ expert Jeetendr Sehdev.
Horticultural Workshop
Come and join Friends of Jubilee Campus in planting bulbs, naturalising some of the campus woodlands and wooded areas.
Fully Fashioned Talk – Luddites and the Framework Knitters
Julian Atkinson and Roger Tanner, authors of Luddism in the East Midlands: Riots and Negotiations (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Labour History Society: 2018), tell the true story of Luddism in Nottinghamshire.
United we stand, divided we fall?
The Effects of Parties’ Brexit Rhetoric on Voters.
No Time for Hate – learning about and stopping hate crime (Jubilee Campus event)
Staff are invited to hear from national and regional officers of UNISON involved with combating hate crime and supporting those affected.
Black History Month Workshop: Decolonising the Curriculum
The Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee of the School of Sociology & Social Policy warmly invite you to Decolonising the Curriculum.