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Today we launch our module, open exclusively to Black and Global Majority Students at University of Wolverhampton Business School. The first workshop is hosted by Ahecia Taylor at 2pm.

We have just wrapped up our first workshop exploring why 'Culture is our Weapon'. It was a brilliant session, with our students having some powerful, open and honest conversations.

If you are wondering about the impact of JEDI on our students at University of Wolverhampton Business School, we have had some feedback today... "Wow that JEDI workshop was excellent with Ahecia Taylor"

This week we launched The GrapeVine, our Critical Conversation Café. Our first topic explored "do we feel safe talking about Race in the classroom?" Staff and Students attended the session and the conversations took us all on a powerful journey of self-reflection.

The battle for the title of Best Jollof Rice and Okra chef has begun and the competition is fierce! Can't WAIT to taste our students creations in January 😋😋😋 BRING IT ON!! University of Wolverhampton Business School linda sanni opeyemi Olapeju

November is Islamophobia Awareness Month in the UK, which is all about making people aware of discrimination against Muslim people and the Islamic faith. During this month, we will challenge negative stereotypes and celebrate the contributions of British Muslims to society.

Wishing a Happy Diwali to all our friends and colleagues, let’s celebrate the festival in the true sense by spreading joy and light to all. #Diwali

As part of Islamophobia Awareness Month, we will be highlighting the amazing contributions that British Muslims make to our society. Meet Jawahir Roble, the UK's first Muslim female referee, Jawahir aims to be officiating in the Women's Super League by the end of next year.

As part of Islamophobia Awareness Month, we will be highlighting the amazing contributions that British Muslims make to our society. Sir Mo Farah is the most successful British track athlete in modern Olympic Games history. Run that back - most. successful. British. track. athlete.

As part of Islamophobia Awareness Month, we will be highlighting the amazing contributions that British Muslims make to our society. Noor-un-Nisa Inayat Khan was a British resistance agent and is thought to be Britain's first Muslim war heroine in Europe.

Thank you Isaam.

During Islamophobia Awareness Month, we celebrate the incredible contributions made by British Muslims. Raffia Arshad became the first UK deputy district judge to wear a hijab in May 2020. Raffia wants "to make sure the sound of diversity is heard loud and clear”.

Jamal Edwards changed the game for Black creators and musicians in the UK. He opened the door for 1000s.