A 2024 study found that it takes women 15 years longer than men to become full professors at Russell Group universities. I’m delighted to have made it to Reader! The best job title in the world 📚 📖

The Taliban are now overturning divorce rulings pre-2021, forcing thousands back into abusive marriages. Women are silenced, stripped of any autonomy, and left in grave danger with no legal recourse. Gender apartheid is accelerating in Afghanistan.

This is great news. Kudos to the EU!

🔊 We are pleased to invite you to the launch of PLEJ (Platform for Linguistic and Epistemic Justice) - our new research centre dedicated to the socio-cultural study of language in contexts of uneven power alignments. 🗓️ 28 October at 3pm GMT ➡️ buff.ly/3NdBjOH

Our Research Opportunity Scholarship is now open! 👏 Exclusively for BAME applicants, we're offering 7 scholarships to exceptional applicants to pursue MPhil and PhDs at UCL! Apply now!👇 bit.ly/46Rmc4U

'Confronting white privilege: the importance of intersectionality in the sociology of education' #race #racism #whiteprivilege tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Impact for girls — doubled. 🌟 In honour of Day of the Girl, your gift to Malala Fund will go twice as far through Big Give. Donate at mala.la/biggiveidg

Club, Culture and the City: Book Launch of Black Arsenal - Discover how Arsenal Football Club has become central to modern Black identity by celebrating the launch of a stunning new book by Dr Clive Chijoke Nwonka, Associate Prof. UCL. #BlackHistoryMonth ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/event…

Please join us for this #PROLang panel discussion featuring Ruxandra Trandafoiu, Ramona Gonczol (PROLang) and Ula Chowaniec, in conversation with Yaron Matras on his latest book 'Speech and the City' (Cambridge Core). 🗓️ 30 October at 5pm 📍 In-person & online ➡️ buff.ly/3XLDCgU

Club, Culture and the City: Book Launch of Black Arsenal – 31 October Join Dr Clive Chijoke Nwonka UCL SELCS/CMII for the launch of his new book. This event is free and has limited capacity. Find out more: buff.ly/482Lcsd UCL IAS @ucl-ias.bsky.social

🎉We’re thrilled to announce our '24-'25 call for small grants within our EDI stream! 🎉 All faculty, staff, and students of UCL Arts and Humanities are eligible to apply for grants of up to £500. 🗓 Deadline: 4 pm on November 25th 📌 Learn more and Apply Now via bit.ly/UCL-CHE-EDI-Gr…

📢 Applications are now open for the Quirk PhD Scholarships! This #scholarship supports students in financial need to conduct research leading to a PhD in the fields of language and literature within the arts & humanities. Find out more: buff.ly/3RgV76N UCL Funding

NEW POST! "From Football to Philosophy" By Alfred Mele firstgenphilosophers.com/contributions/… #firstgenphilosophers

Imprisoned for text messages – the case of the Manchester 10 13 Nov 2-4pm UCL IAS @ucl-ias.bsky.social Roxy Legane (Kids of Colour) will introduce the case of the Manchester 10 and the questions this case raises about state racism and access to a fair hearing in the UK today. ucl.ac.uk/institute-of-a…

The First-Gen Philosophers website is building up a healthy number of contributors, including Christine Korsgaard, Al Mele, and others. Check it out here firstgenphilosophers.com

🎙️A new season of Arts & Humanities EDI Dialogues is out now! 🎙️Kickstarting our series on socio-economic equity, this first pod from UCL Arts and Humanities powerfully discusses how intersectionality & reverse snobbery shape university experiences. A must-listen!🔊 tinyurl.com/EDIPod

Help us promote diversity in philosophy courses! Submit a syllabus on underrepresented areas of philosophy: apaonline.org/page/syllabusf…

🚨 Final reminder: Our Fall 2024 EDI grant call closes next Monday, November 25th! Don’t miss your chance to apply for funding to support innovative research and projects.⏳ Submit your application now: blogs.ucl.ac.uk/che/2024/10/22…! 📝✨

NEW POST! "Flourishing in the Academy: Complicity and Compromise" By @jennifermmorton firstgenphilosophers.com/contributions/… #firstgenphilosophers

EDI Dialogues - Episode 6 - Class Issues on Campus In the third episode of our 2024 mini-series on "Socio-Economic Equity & Education" hosts Mazal and Macarena exploring how class differences shape students’ experiences here at @UCL Listen now: buff.ly/3CpvStP UCL Centre for Humanities Education