In this episode we delve into the wide-reaching themes of diversity and inclusion. Any discourse surrounding these urgent topics can, of course, only hope to scratch the surface. But progress can only be made by starting somewhere! Joining us on this episode are Liga Klavina and Sofie Lorijn. Liga was heavily involved in the Teaching Academy. As a teacher at the Psychology department, she continually pushes for more diversity in teaching bodies and teaching practices throughout the university. Sofie is a 4th year PhD-student at the Sociology department. She is a co-founder and the former chair of I-BSS(Inclusion at Behavioural and Social Sciences). She avidly promotes many inclusionary causes through her work at the university. Throughout this episode we share and learn from our thoughts and experiences in regard to diversity and inclusion.
Some links:
Information about the EQUiiP programme can be found on its website: http://equiip.eu/
The University of Groningen has its own information page for staff and students here: https://myuniversity.rug.nl/infonet/medewerkers/faciliteiten-voorzieningen/onderwijsondersteuning/equipping
Since we talked about how small things can make a big difference.
here is a link with quick wins for teachers who want to improve digital accessibility in their courses - https://ecio.nl/digitale-toegankelijkheid-quick-wins-voor-docenten/ (NL only).
and if teachers want to join a community of practice on Inclusion and Diversity in teaching and learning, they can email the Teaching Academy Groningen at: tag@rug.nl
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Produced by Tassos Sarampalis, Amy O’Connell, Malcolm Davis, and Evan Meighan, at the University of Groningen
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Illustrations by Anne Caesar van Wieren www.annecaesar.nl/
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