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Reflection on celebrating the festive season at work
Not sure whether it’s appropriate to wish a certain colleague ‘Merry Christmas’? Not too keen on ‘Happy Holidays’? Find out what Snéha Khilay has to say about celebrating Christmas at work, how to...
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Kick racism out of football: Diversity in Sport
Racism in sport, especially football, is a topic very much in discussion, John Terry’s acquittal being the most recent controversy. ‘Kick it Out’ is the leading football equality and inclusion...
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Portrayal of Muslim female athletes in the media: Diversity in Sport
Much has been made of the participation of the first Saudi woman in Olympics, with discussions on the headscarf and its compatibility with international sport. While it is an important debate, the...
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Workshop on ‘Faith on the campus’
The Teaching and Learning Centre at LSE is running monthly equality, diversity and inclusion workshops for staff. The first session in the series, to be held on 24 September and delivered by LSE’s...
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LSE GROUPS: Political engagement of ethnic minorities in Tower Hamlets
The LSE GROUPS initiative, designed and coordinated by Claire Gordon and Jane Pritchard of the Teaching and Learning Centre’s educational development team, forms part of the School’s Maximise Your...
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What’s in a name: identity, acceptance and racism in multicultural Britain
If you have a ‘foreign-sounding’ name, you’d be all too familiar with people regularly mispronouncing your name or even refusing to use your name. Snéha Khilay was in a similar situation recently. Here...
View ArticleMuslim multicultures by Runnymede Trust
The Runnymede Trust has recently launched a new report entitled ‘The New Muslims’, edited by Claire Alexander, Victoria Redclift and Ajmal Hussain. The report explores the wide range of Muslim...
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Racial Biases in Recruitment
Many organisations are promoting diversity throughout their workforce to create a competitive edge in the market. However, there are questions as to how bias in the recruitment and selection process...
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Singapore’s Social Experiment Key To Economic Success
This article was originally posted on Forbes Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam stated of their current diversity policy for housing that “As a result of this policy Singapore has...
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A visit to local schools from LSE to mark Interfaith Week
Revd Dr James Walters, LSE Chaplain and Faith Adviser, blogs about his visit to local primary schools alongwith ten LSE students to talk to school children about different faiths and beliefs during the...
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