Final call for the last spots in our series of 4 workshops on the politics of suicide prevention. No prior knowledge needed. Craft packs provided. Open to EVERYONE ☺️! ON 17th & 24th (Nov) & 1st & 8th (Dec) 5-7pm DM me or email [email protected] RT widely!

Registrations for our Inclusive Hallam Event: Experiences of Disabled People as part of Disability History Month are now live! Featuring talks about Autism, Endometriosis, and living with a stammer along with a Q+A. Click the link to find out more teams.microsoft.com/registration/o…

Congratulations to Dr Carly Jones MBE h(DS)c who will be receiving an Honourary SHU Doctorate for her work as an autism advocate and for increasing the visibility of autistic people, particularly women and girls. We look forward to seeing her receive her award this November!

We have a small exhibition in the foyer of the Owen building displaying the work of students expressing what autism is to them. It will be there until Friday 9th December. Please tweet and let us know your thoughts and comments about the exhibition. Spark! 🏳️‍🌈 #whatautismis

Join us this Thursday for a candle lit vigil honouring the life of Brianna Ghey and remembering why she is no longer with us

We're really looking forward to watching this later, next week's episode (21st of February) will also feature Hallam staff member Luke Beardon #SHU

This LGBTQ+ History Month we have been reading up on iconic disabled members of the LGBTQ+ community, to find out more visit epgn.com/2020/10/20/the… #LGBTQ #DisabilityTwitter #SHU

Such a powerful message this Monday morning 🥰👀👇

It's #EatingDisorderAwarenessWeek, and we've partnered with our friends, Beat to raise awareness about eating disorders in men and to tackle harmful gender stereotypes. This year, let's #HelpMenGetHelp

Recovery should never depend on gender. Agree? Here’s what we can do: 👍🏿 Listen to men with lived experience 👍🏾 Change the narrative around men and mental illness 👍🏽 Don’t assume men have “thicker skin” or comment on their bodies 👍🏼 Be the safe space your loved ones need

April SHUWellness #workshops are now available to book. They are #Free for HallamStaff /staff Sheffield Hallam University. Spaces available on some of our March workshops too. #Sleep well, Develop your #resilience & enhance your skills in #EffectiveCommunication to boost health & wellbeing

We visited this amazing exhibition at the weekend which gave us an insight into other's experiences of the pandemic, and definitely recommend taking a look before the 5th of March #sheffieldissuper

This #AutismAcceptanceWeek we recommend checking out the Sheffield Hallam University Library 🏳️‍🌈 twitter - some really interesting reads and videos

This week HallamStaff are focusing on the benefits of job sharing, to find out more visit: sheffieldhallam.sharepoint.com/sites/staffhom…

We currently have spaces available on the following workshops next week: -Achieving your goals for a health lifestyle (Tues 16th, 10am - 11.30am) - Lifestyle & Mental wellbeing (Thurs 18th, 10am - 12pm) FREE to HallamStaff DM us or email [email protected]

Join us to discover how much you already know about neurodiversity (but might not realise) and grow your understanding at the next Inclusive Hallam event on the 18th of May at 12pm. Click the link below to book your place & find out more scci.org.uk/events/you-me-…

Have you booked your place at the next virtual Inclusive Hallam Event? We are really looking forward to hearing from Bea Marshall again, following her amazing Inclusive Hallam event last year. Find out more and secure your spot using the link below: scci.org.uk/events/you-me-…

Today it's #PansexualityVisibilityDay! Pansexuality is sexual, romantic, or emotional attraction towards people of all genders, regardless of gender identity. We see you, and we support you 🧡🏳️‍🌈