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Between 17 February - 18 March, Muslim students and staff will be observing the holy month. Find details on prayer facilities, free community Iftar events and Taraweeh (nightly prayer). All colleagues are welcome to take part in the One Fast Challenge on 26 February.

Tune into WBS’s latest ‘Lead Out Loud’ podcast exploring the uses of AI in the workplace, the ethical considerations, and the dangers of not using AI properly.

Looking to stretch your mind and legs? Join Walkabout ÌÇÐÄTV – an informal monthly walk around campus to meet new people and tackle problems. Sign up for our next meet up on Tuesday 10 February.

Can you help a student in need? At Eatwise outlets, you can ‘Pay It Forward’ by purchasing a meal or drink for a student in need. Simply go to any till point and choose to donate a drink or meal to spread kindness across our community.

Are you a manager or leader? Take a look at new resources to help you understand your responsibilities when managing sickness absence, what to do if someone’s frequently absent, and what reasonable adjustments could look like.

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. 

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.

How can cooking help with your wellbeing? We spoke to Ben Thomas, Head of Food and Beverage Product in ÌÇÐÄTV Food Group, about his role and his favourite recipe to lift your spirits in January. 

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