Friday 30 May 2025 | 10:00-17:00 | Sir Bob Burgess 0.02
Please sign up for the conference using our booking form.
What does ‘equity’ mean to you, your research, and your discipline? How can researchers embed ‘equitable’ practices within their work? How can we create a more ‘equitable’ research culture?
This free one-day conference interrogates the meaning of ‘equity’ within different research contexts. Bringing together researchers from across the University of Leicester, it seeks to encourage a shared understanding which can help to cross disciplinary boundaries. Moreover, it provides a space for researchers to imagine ways that embedding ‘equity’ across all areas of University activity might transform research culture, environment, and practices for the better.
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09:30-10:00, SBB Foyer: Registration (tea and coffee on arrival)
10:00-10:10, SBB 0.02: Welcome remarks
10:10-11:00, SBB 0.02: Keynote: Professor Ross Parry (Institute for Digital Cultures)
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11:00-11:15, SBB Foyer: Tea & coffee
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11:15-12:30, SBB 0.02: Panel 1: Equitable research environments
-Equity in Human Geography: Dr Margaret Byron (School of Geography, Geology and the Environment)
-Beyond the Ivory Tower: An Interdisciplinary Exploration of Equity in Higher Education as a reflection of Society: Dr Nora Musyoka (School of Management)
-Flexible Work Arrangement of Female Knowledge Workers: Dr Huiping Xian (School of Management)
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12:30-13:45, SBB Foyer: Lunch
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13:45-15:15, SBB 0.02: Panel 2: Equitable research practices
-Embedding Equity: Rethinking Monitoring, Co-Design, and Training in Health Research and Practice: Dr Natalie Darko (NIHR Biomedical Research Centre)
-Towards equitable knowledge production in academia with marginalised communities: a decolonial feminist reflection: Dr Beth Kamunge-Kpodo (Leicester Law School)
-Equity, Ethnicity, and Health Research: Dr Riya Patel (Centre for Ethnic Health Research)
-Speaking up and being heard: supporting ethnically diverse NHS staff to speak up for patient safety: Dr Joy Spiliopoulos (Department of Population Health Sciences)
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15:15-15:30, SBB Foyer: Tea & coffee
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15:30-16:45, SBB 0.02: Panel 3: Equity and culture change
-I-REACCH roundtable: Speakers include Dr Maria Gonzalez-Aguado (Department of Cardiovascular Sciences); Sebastian Wang (I-REACCH Project Team); Dr Gez Williams (Department of Cardiovascular Sciences)
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16:45-17:00, SBB 0.02: Closing remarks
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