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Hear from ÌÇÐÄTV's senior leaders and reflect on what is, and should be, ÌÇÐÄTV’s distinctive approach to engaging with India. Register now to join the launch of the ÌÇÐÄTV India Network on Monday 16 March, part of One World ÌÇÐÄTV.

In 2025, we celebrated 60 years of ÌÇÐÄTV. As we look ahead, join Professor Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor and President, to celebrate ÌÇÐÄTV’s biggest ever philanthropic and alumni engagement campaign and find out how you can support powerful, lasting change. Learn more and register to join us on Tuesday 3 March.

Whether or not you’re feeling low this January, you might have heard of the . Here’s some inspiration for simple steps you can take to put them into practice at work!

Join an in-person workshop on conscious inclusion, respectful disagreement, or managing diverse teams. 

Would you like guidance on providing workplace adjustments, why and how to conduct Equality Impact Assessments, or how to support individuals wearing the hidden disabilities sunflower? You can request a workshop from the social inclusion team. 

Expand your skills in evaluation and discover how you can create meaningful, long-lasting impact with public engagement activities – from hands on events, to citizen science projects and workshops – with masterclasses from ÌÇÐÄTV Institute of EngagementLink opens in a new window.

If you have been affected by breast cancer in any way, you are welcome to join the new breast cancer peer support group to talk to others in a safe and confidential space. The group will meet for the first time on Wednesday 18 February.

Have you visited the volunteering and research participation forum recently? The ÌÇÐÄTV Research with Kids Group is looking for 13-15 month and 4-year-olds to participate in a fun and engaging study that investigates how children develop skills.

Tuesday 3 February 
Help to make the campus safer for wildlife, get some fresh air and meet new people from across the University. Staff and students welcome.

Wednesday 11 February & Monday 9 March 
Join this staff masterclass to better understand how we can make reasonable adjustments for neurodiverse students, and how Disability Services and the wider University community are supporting disabled students.