Did you know it's #InternationalPronounsDay on 20th October? We're hosting a #EDI Soundbite Series episode to mark the date. Join Emma Loo presenting tips for creating #LGBTQI + spaces in work and moderated by @KeitashaLinda Register: bit.ly/3oybSvW Dublin City University DCU Business School

I am looking forward to moderating this session, one that is deeply personal to me as a fierce #LGBTQIA ally. I am looking forward to hearing Emma Loo story and work in this space! Please share widely

Congratulation to our CEO @SanHealy for winning the ‘Entrepreneur Award’ for the #DITA21AWS Ibec Women in Tech® Global DCU Centre for Diversity and Inclusion #inclusio #diversity #awards

Today is National Coming Out Day!💐Whatever it means to you & whatever feelings you hold around coming out, you belong in this world & the LGBTQ+ community. ❤️ Find out more about the day & keep your eyes peeled for info for LGBTQ+ people and allies. ➡️ bit.ly/3lnAqpN

Happy National Coming Out Day! Whatever your rainbow you are welcome and belong in the world & the LGBTQI+ community ♥️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤎🤍💗 Learn about the history of today right here by Stonewall Scotland ▶️ bit.ly/3lnAqpN #NationalComingOutDay #LGBTQI #Pride #ComingOutDay

What will you learn on #NationalComingOutDay? 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ Dublin LGBTQ+ Pride is hosting 'Pride At Work: Coming Out & Coming Back' at 3pm today with an incredible lineup of speakers including Roderic O’Gorman TD, Paula Fagan, LGBT Ireland and more! Register here: bit.ly/3BAoTJd

Our next #NCOD2021 event with Roderic O’Gorman TD @dcediy, LGBT Ireland, Community Foundation Ireland, @JLLIreland & Indeed kicks off in half an hour. #PrideAtWork #ISLvideo You can still register through the link below 👇 eventbrite.ie/e/pride-at-wor…

On 20th October we're hosting an #EDI Soundbite Series episode to mark #InternationalPronounsDay! Join Emma Loo presenting tips for creating #LGBTQI + inclusive spaces and moderated by @KeitashaLinda. Register: bit.ly/3oybSvW Dublin City University DCU Business School Dublin LGBTQ+ Pride LGBT Ireland

Tomorrow is #WhiteCaneSafetyDay. A day that celebrates the achievements of people who are blind and visually impaired. White Cane Safety Day was first established in 1964 by President Lyndon B. Johnson in an effort to raise awareness of people who carry a #WhiteCane.

Today is White Cane Safety Day White Cane Safety Day is intended to make everyone aware of the significance of a white cane and to encourage people especially motorists, to take extra care when they see someone with a white cane. #VisionUpdates | #NewVisionAt35

Happy International Day of Rural Women! Let’s thank #RuralWomen around the world and show our support for the unsung heroes of resilient communities and custodians of natural resources.

#DCUStaff: @EDIatDCU and DCU Centre for Diversity and Inclusion will host a virtual ‘Celebrating Black Excellence’ event on Tuesday, October 26th at 1pm. @KeitashaLinda from DCU Centre for Diversity and Inclusion will be in conversation with Bash Rich, Assistant Professor at Law and Gov DCU. Visit bit.ly/3jgiPhU to register.

There is so much strength in seeing #highereducation institutions taking lead and being proactive in #diversity and #inclusion agendas. We cant wait to see what else DCU Centre for Diversity and Inclusion has planned for the future. Well done DCU Centre for Diversity and Inclusion Dublin City University @KeitashaLinda Bash Rich #DEI

If you missed our session on 'Celebrating Black Excellence' as part of #BlackHistoryMonth its now available on YouTube. youtu.be/XD2w0mSkKz8

It was an absolute pleasure to moderate the session on ‘Creating an Inclusive Workplace’ organized by Irish Human Rights & Equality Commission and Ibec I would like to thank all the panelist Deidre and Malay of Bank of Ireland & Abdou and Jackie from ERVIA and Diana of the Eye and Ear Clinic.Very insightful

Congratulations to @SanHealy and her Dublin City University spinout, inclusio, on winning the KTI Connect 2021 Future Forward Impact Award. Well done to DCUInvent’s Paddy O'Boyle who supported the spinout all the way! Daire Keogh|DCU Centre for Diversity and Inclusion