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Food Science & Environmental Health

Grangegorman

EDI

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Upcoming training 

  • Bystander Intervention - Tallaght, 10th March
  • Unity in Diversity - Blanchardstown, 24th March
  • Trans Awareness Training - Online, 31st March
  • Disclosure Training - further training TBC
  • Unconscious Bias - further training TBC

Up and coming Events

Zajeta Slika

Invited Guest Lecture: “What's Gender Got to Do with It? A Perspective on Gender and (In)equality in European Research Ecosystems”

Date & Time: March 21, 2025, at 11:00 AM

Location: Room LG-22, Central Quad, School of Food Science and Environmental Health, TU Dublin, Grangegorman, Dublin 7.

Join us for an enlightening discussion as Dr. Ana Rotter ( Research Councillor, National Institute of Biology, Marine Biology Station Piran, Slovenia) explores the dynamics of gender and inequality within European research environments. This event is part of our extended celebration of Women's Day, aiming to foster dialogue and initiate change.

 Who Should Attend?
This lecture is open to all students, postgraduate researchers, faculty, and staff interested in understanding and addressing gender issues in research and academia.

Come and be part of an important conversation and gain insights into promoting equality and diversity in academic and research settings.

 Note: Seating is limited, so please arrive early to ensure your participation.

We look forward to seeing you there!

#EDI #GenderEquality #Research #WomensDay #FSEH #TUDublinEvents

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Past Events

Cultural Night December 2024

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The School of Food Science and Environmental Health is dedicated to supporting staff and students who identify as LGBT+ and creating an inclusive community where everyone feels comfortable and safe.

Pronouns

For our LGBT+ colleagues and students, the pronouns we use for them are a big part of their identity. We can show we care by using the right ones and sharing our own.  Learn more about use of Pronouns at the following resources.
            

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