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DIVERSITY CALENDAR 2017/2018

The Provost, Chris Ennew, Raising the Rainbow Flag for the Respect Event

Unveiling of the Blue Plaque in Coventry City Centre to Commemorate Ira Aldridge 150 Years after His Death – University sourced image

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1st International Day of Older Persons Ashura – Islam2nd International Day of Non-Violence Feast of the Guardian Angels

– Christian4th Saint Francis Day – Catholic Christian Blessing of the Animals – Christian5th Sukkot – Judaism9th Birthday of Guru Ram Das – Sikh10th World Mental Health Day12th Shemini Atzeret – Judaism World Sight Day13th Simchat Torah – Judaism15th International Day of Rural Women16th World Food Day17th International Day for the Eradication

of Poverty18th Saint Luke, Apostle & Evangelist

– Christian19th Diwali – Deepavali – Hindu, Sikh, Jain Bandi Chhor Divas – Sikh20th New Year – Jain21st Birth of the Báb – Baha’i22nd Birthday of Baha’u’llah – Baha’i24th United Nations Day28th Milvian Bridge Day – Christian29th World Stroke Day British Summertime ends30th Bank Holiday – ROI31st All Hallows’ Eve – Christian Samhain (Halloween) – Beltane

– Wicca/Pagan Northern and Southern hemispheres

Reformation Day – Protestant Christian

Special Days

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month | Down Syndrome Awareness Month |Domestic Violence Awareness Month | Black History Month (UK)/Aids Awareness Month |

Lupus Awareness Month | World Blindness Awareness Month

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African American Manager of The Coventry Theatre during the struggle to abolish slavery)

October brings Black History Month, which Warwick celebrates by running events for staff and students.

Warwick submitted for a Bronze Race Equality Charter Mark in July 2017, which provides a framework through which institutions work to identify and

cultural barriers standing in the way of minority ethnic staff and students. Member institutions develop initiatives and solutions for action and can apply for a Bronze or Silver level award, depending on levels of progress. Warwick is awaiting the outcome of the submission and continues its work to progress race equality.


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1st All Saints’ Day – Christian2nd All Souls’ Day – Christian Coronation of Emperor Haile

Selassie I – Rastafari4th Birthday of Guru Nanak Dev – Sikh5th Guy Fawkes Night9th Dedication of the Lateran Basilica

– Catholic Christian11th Armistice Day – Interfaith12th Remembrance Sunday13th World Kindness Day14th World Diabetes Day15th Nativity Fast begins – Orthodox

Christian19th International Men’s Day20th Universal Children’s Day23rd Thanksgiving – Interfaith USA24th Martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur

– Sikh25th International Day for the Elimination

of Violence against Women Day of the Covenant – Baha’i26th Feast of Christ the King – Christian27th Ascension of Abdul’l-Baha – Baha’i30th Saint Andrew’s Day – Christian Bank Holiday – Scotland

Special Days

November is Epilepsy Awareness Month | Lung Cancer Awareness Month |Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month | Mouth Cancer Action Month | COPD Awareness Month |

Adoption Month | Movember


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Warwick hosts an annual Dignity at Warwick event in November to remind staff, students and the wider Warwick community that there is an expected level of behaviour at Warwick.

Warwick’s approach to tackling harassment and bullying is by emphasising positive behaviour and the responsibilities that we all have to respectfully challenge inappropriate behaviour when we see it.

There are 23 Dignity Contacts who are available for staff to approach to discuss any concerns they may have with regard to discrimination/ harassment or bullying. The Dignity Contacts provide a

and can give guidance on the options available for individuals to take to stop the unwanted behaviour.

More information on the Dignity at Warwick Policy and Dignity Contacts can be found on the Diversity and Inclusion webpages.


University House Staff Wear Christmas Jumpers to Raise Money for Cancer Research – image taken by Claire Algar

1st Mawlid al-Nabi – Islam World AIDS Day2nd International Day for the Abolition

of Slavery3rd International Day of Persons

with Disabilities Advent Sunday – Christian6th Saint Nicholas’ Day8th Feast of the Immaculate Conception

– Christian Rohatsu (Bodhi Day) – Buddhist9th International Anti-Corruption Day10th Human Rights Day12th Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe

– Catholic Christian13th Chanukah – Judaism18th International Migrants Day20th International Human Solidarity Day21st Winter Solstice Yule – Litha – Wicca/Pagan Northern

and Southern hemispheres Yule – Christian24th Christmas Eve – Christian25th Christmas Day – Christian Bank Holiday – England, Wales,

Scotland, Northern Ireland and ROI Feast of the Nativity – Orthodox

Christian26th Saint Stephen’s Day – Christian Boxing Day Bank Holiday – England, Wales,

Scotland, Northern Ireland and ROI Zarathosht Diso (Death of Prophet

Zarathushtra) – Zoroastrian28th Holy Innocents – Christian31st New Year’s Eve Watch Night – Christian Feast of the Holy Family – Catholic

Christian Hogmanay

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December is Universal Human Rights Month | Spiritual Literacy Month


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“The promotion of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion concerns all of us and is the responsibility of all members of our community. It is expected that we will all contribute to ensuring that the University of Warwick continues to be a safe, welcoming and productive environment, where there is equality of opportunity, fostered in an environment of mutual respect and dignity.” – Stuart Croft, Vice Chancellor

Warwick is committed to promoting equality and to providing an inclusive environment. To support this, a wide range of specialist support, provision and guidance for staff and students is available.

Disability:The Diversity and Inclusion team launched the Disability Framework in September 2015: a framework that helps employees and their managers to work through any adjustments that need to be made to allow the employee to work to their full potential regardless of their disability. Take a look at the Diversity and Inclusion or HR

For advice and support on student disability issues contact Wellbeing Support Services.For advice and support on staff disability issues contact Human Resources.


Students from the Centre for Education Studies - Study Weekend in Wales – image taken by Anne Packwood

1st Mary, Mother of God – Catholic Christian

Feast of Saint Basil – Christian Gantan-sai (New Year) – Shinto Bank Holiday – England, Wales,

Scotland, Northern Ireland and ROI New Year’s Day/Hogmanay 2nd Bank Holiday – Scotland 2-4 Mahayana New Year – Buddhist4th World Braille Day5th Twelfth Night – Christian Birthday of Guru Gobind Singh – Sikh6th Epiphany – Christian Feast of the Theophany – Orthodox

Christian7th Christmas Day/Feast of the Nativity

– Orthodox Christian Baptism of the Lord Jesus – Christian8th Seijin no hi (Coming of Age Day)

– Shinto13th Saint Hilary’s Day – Christian Maghi – Sikh14th New Year – Orthodox Christian Makar Sankranti – Hindu15th Martin Luther King Jnr. Day19th Timkat – Ethiopian Orthodox Christian Theophany, Baptism of Christ

– Orthodox Christian21st World Religion Day – Baha’I Saint Agnes Day – Christian Zacchaeus Sunday – Orthodox

Christian22nd Vasant Panchami – Hindu25th Robert Burns Night (Burns Night) Conversion of Saint Paul – Christian27th Holocaust Memorial Day28th Saint Thomas Aquinas Day – Christian Data Privacy Day Triodion begins – Orthodox Christian31st Birthday of Guru Har Rai – Sikh Tu BiShvat – Judaism

January is National Eye Care Month | Cervical Health Awareness Month |Celebration of Life Month | Alcohol Concern Dry January

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As we welcome 2018, the New Year is an opportunity to look at how you could integrate Warwick’s Equality Objectives into your role, team, or department, perhaps via your PDR or just as a personal objective. Here are some tips on changes you could make:

Are you involved in recruitment? Are you aware of your unconscious bias? Have taken the online module? Do you treat everyone around you equally and respectfully?A colleague returning from long term sick or parental leave might feel anxious about settling back into the team, asking if they need an update or refresher might help them settle back into work more easily.Do you know what Charter Marks we have, what they mean to you and how you can get involved?Don’t be afraid to offer help to those who might need it, if you see someone struggling with accessibility around campus!


The Provost, Chris Ennew, Raising the Rainbow Flag for the Respect Event – University sourced image

1st World Hijab Day Imbolc – Lughnassadh – Wicca/Pagan

Northern and Southern hemispheres2nd Candlemas (Presentation of Christ in

the Temple) – Christian3rd Saint Blaise Day – Christian Setsubun-sai – Shinto4th World Cancer Day Four Chaplains Sunday – Interfaith6th Safer Internet Day8th Nirvana Day – Buddhist11th Our Lady of Lourdes – Christian Autism Sunday Meatfare Sunday – Orthodox Christian12th Red Hand Day Darwin Day13th Shrove Tuesday – Christian Maha Shivaratri – Hindu14th Saint Valentine’s Day Ash Wednesday – Christian15th Nirvana Day – Jain International Childhood Cancer Day Presentation of Christ – Orthodox

Christian16th Chinese New Year – Confucian, Daoist,

Buddhist18th Cheesefare Sunday – Orthodox

Christian19th Great Lent begins – Clean Monday

– Orthodox Christian20th World Day of Social Justice25th Intercalary Days (start) – Baha’i

Special Days

February is National Heart Month | Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans History Month | Raynaud’s and Scleroderma Awareness Month | Cholangiocarcinoma Awareness Month

All Jewish holidays begin at sundown on the evening before.



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This month is Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) History Month.

The University is a Stonewall Diversity Champion.

Warwick has an active LGBTUA+ Staff Network and a vibrant LGBTUA+ Student society (Warwick PRIDE), plus an LGBTUA+ Taskforce, which is an advisory body which makes recommendations to the Equal-ity and Diversity Committee on LGBTUA+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,

other related identities) matters.

Warwick has produced an LGBT Role Models Booklet and webpage: warwick.ac.uk/services/equa-lops/so/lgbtuaatwarwick showing that all staff and students can be open about their sexual orientation at Warwick.

New for 2017 is the LGBTUA+ Supporter Programme. As a supporter you can pledge your commitment to supporting LGBTUA+ equality at Warwick.

http://warwick.ac.uk/services/equalops/so/lgbtuaatwarwick

http://warwick.ac.uk/services/equalops/so/lgbtuaatwarwick


Volunteers from Warwick and Coventry Universities Clean up Coventry Canal – image taken by Emeline Marcelin

1st Zero Discrimination Day Saint David’s Day – Christian Intercalary Days (end) – Baha’i Self Injury Awareness Day World Wheelchair Day Purim – Judaism2nd Hola Mohalla – Sikh Holi – Hindu Nineteen Day Fast (start) – Baha’i Magha Puja (Sangha Day) – Buddhist8th International Women’s Day11th Mothering Sunday17th Saint Patrick’s Day – Christian18th New Year – Hindu Ramayana – Hindu19th Bank Holiday – Northern Ireland and

ROI Saint Joseph’s Day – Christian20th Spring Equinox Ostara – Mabon – Wicca/Pagan,

Northern and Southern hemispheres 21st Naw-Rúz (New Year) – Baha’I International Day for the Elimination

of Racial Discrimination 22nd World Water Day25th Palm Sunday – Christian British Summertime begins26th Ram Navami – Hindu28th Khordad Sal (Birth of Prophet Zara-

thushtra) – Zoroastrian29th Maundy Thursday – Christian Mahavir Jayanti – Jain30th Good Friday – Christian Bank Holiday – England, Wales,

Scotland and Northern Ireland31st Holy Saturday – Christian Lazarus Saturday – Orthodox Christian Pesach (Passover) – Judaism Lord’s Evening Meal – Jehovah’s

Witness Christian Hanuman Jayanti – Hindu

Special Days

March is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month | Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month | Women’s History Month |Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month | Brain Tumour Awareness Month



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Warwick is fully committed to ensuring gender equality. The University holds an Athena Institutional SWAN Silver award, all STEMM departments, CEDAR, Philosophy, and WBS hold Athena awards ranging from Bronze to Silver. There are also

departments working towards an Athena submission.

Did you know that academic, research active staff, and those in appropriate support/administrative roles can apply to the Conference Care fund for up to £150 to cover extra childcare costs that arise from attending conferences? Search Conference Support Awards to

A Grand Offering of Vegetarian Food for Diwali at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Temple in Coventry – taken by Poonam Jagatia


1st Easter Sunday – Christian Palm Sunday – Orthodox Christian April Fools Day2nd World Autism Awareness Day Easter Monday – Christian Bank Holiday – England, Wales,

Northern Ireland and ROI6th Good Friday – Orthodox Christian7th World Health Day 8th International Romani Day Pascha (Easter) – Orthodox Christian12th Yom HaShoah (Holocaust

Remembrance Day) – Judaism13th Lailat al Miraj – Islam14th Birth of the Khalsa (Vaisakhi) – Sikh18th Birthday of Guru Tegh Bahadur – Sikh Birthday of Guru Angad Dev – Sikh Yom HaZikaron (Israeli Memorial Day)

– Judaism Akshaya Tritiya – Hindu, Jain19th Yom Ha’Atzmaut (Israeli

Independence Day) – Judaism21st First Day of Ridvan – Baha’i22nd Earth Day23rd Saint George’s Day – Christian25th World Malaria Day28th World Day for Health & Safety at Work29th Ninth Day of Ridvan – Baha’I Vesak – Buddha Day – Buddhist30th Saint James the Great Day – Orthodox

Christian Theravada New Year – Buddhist

Special Days

April is Autism Awareness Month| Alcohol Awareness Month | Stress Awareness Month | Bowel Cancer Awareness Month | National Pet Month | Parkinson’s Awareness Month


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Warwick has a multi-faith Chaplaincy, which is a place of hospitality, safety, care and encounter. If you need space

here.

Chaplaincy is a home away from home;; an oasis in the enormous number of activities available across the campus. If you have a particular faith and religion, we are able to help you meet with people who share your beliefs and can help make University a time of growth for you.

We’re here for absolutely anyone, of all faiths and none, who would appreciate the different pace of our space and the support of our Chaplains.

For further information, including a list of places of worship for various religious denominations, please refer to the Chaplaincy website.


Masters in Management Study Trip to Cape Town in May 2017 – image taken by Michelle Leeming

Special Days

May is Action on Stroke Month | Mental Health Awareness Month | Cystic Fibrosis Month | Hepatitis Awareness Month | Hughes Syndrome Awareness Month | Foster Care Month

1st Beltane – Samhain – Wicca/Pagan, Northern and Southern hemispheres

Lailat al Bara’ah – Islam2nd Twelfth Day of Ridvan – Baha’i Birthday of Guru Arjan Dev – Sikh3rd World Press Freedom Day Lag B’Omer – Judaism7th Bank Holiday – England, Wales,

Scotland, Northern Ireland and ROI8th World Ovarian Cancer Day World Red Cross Red Crescent Day9th Europe Day10th Ascension Day – Christian13th Our Lady of Fatima – Catholic Christian Yom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Day)

– Judaism15th International Day of Families 16th Ramadan begins – Islam17th International Day Against

Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia

Ascension of the Lord – Orthodox Christian

20th Shavuot – Judaism Pentecost – Christian21st World Day for Cultural Diversity

for Dialogue and Development22nd International Day for Biological

Diversity23rd Birthday of Guru Amar Das – Sikh24th Declaration of the Báb – Baha’i 27th Trinity Sunday – Christian Pentecost – Orthodox Christian28th Bank Holiday – England, Wales,

Scotland and Northern Ireland29th Ascension of Baha’u’llah – Baha’i

International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers

31st World No Tobacco Day Corpus Christi – Catholic Christian


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The Diversity and Inclusion team are pleased to support the development of staff networks and invites staff, should they wish, to express an interest in joining one of the staff network groups.

• Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans,

otherwise (LGBTUA+) • Black, Minority, Ethnic (BME)• Disability Staff Network• Working Parents Network• Carers Network• Equality & Diversity Network

(open to all staff)

Some of the staff networks now have buddy schemes, check

“Alone we can do so little… together we can do so much”


The Diversity and Inclusion Team at the Showcasing Diversity Event in June 2017 – image taken by Paul Beaufoy

1st Global Day of Parents4th International Day of Innocent Children

Victims of Aggression Bank Holiday – ROI5th World Environment Day8th Sacred Heart of Jesus – Catholic

Christian11th Laylat al Qadr – Islam12th World Day against Child Labour14th World Blood Donor Day 15th Eid al Fitr – Islam16th Martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev – Sikh

and Drought Father’s Day20th World Refugee Day21st Summer Solstice Litha – Yule – Wicca/Pagan Northern

and Southern hemispheres World Humanist Day24th Nativity of Saint John the Baptist

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June is Motor Neurone Disease Awareness Month | Stillbirth & Neonatal Death Awareness Month | LGBT Pride Month | Men’s Health Awareness Month | Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month


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In partnership with Coventry University, Warwick is a main sponsor of Coventry Pride, contributing £10,000 over a three year period. Coventry Pride takes place each year in June and brings together those that identify as LGBT and allies.

The Trans and Gender Reassignment Policy was relaunched in May 2016, provides guidance for those proposing to undergo, are undergoing, or have undergone gender reassignment surgery.

New in 2017

• Transgender Awareness Guide: A resource to allow colleagues to understand transgender-related topics and issues

• Safe Overseas Travel Guide: Highlights potential risks for those who identify with one or more of the protected characteristics when travelling on behalf of the University


Dr Fred Reid and Mrs Etta Reid receive an Honorary Doctor of Letters for their Support for the Blind – University sourced image

4th Independence Day5th Birthday of Guru Hargobind – Sikh10th Martyrdom of the Báb – Baha’i11th Saint Benedict Day – Christian World Population Day 12th Orangemen’s Day Bank Holiday – Northern Ireland15th Saint Vladimir the Great Day

– Orthodox Christian17th World Day for International Justice18th Nelson Mandela International Day22nd Feast Day of Saint Mary Magdalene

– Christian Tish’a B’av – Judaism23rd Birthday of Guru Har Krishan – Sikh Birthday of Emperor Haile Selassie

– Rastafari24th Pioneer Day – Mormon Christian25th Saint James the Great Day – Christian27th Asalha Puja (Dharma Day) – Buddhist28th World Hepatitis Day

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July is UV Safety Month | Family Reunion Month | Make a Difference to Children Month | International Women with Alopecia Month | Group B Strep Awareness Month


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Congratulations to all our graduands, who will be receiving

month.

Since the birth of the University in 1965, our alumni community has grown to over 200,000 people around the world. Use the Warwick Alumni web pages to stay in touch with friends and classmates, to renew old relationships and to build new ones.

Did you know?• Warwick staff volunteer to help

at the graduation ceremonies and wear the gowns of the Universities that they graduated from - that’s why there are so many colours!

• The Mace used in our graduation ceremonies was gifted to Warwick by the University of Oxford.

A Practical Taster Session at the Gibbet Hill Health and Wellbeing Day – image taken by Paul McDonald


1st Lammas – Christian Fast in honour of Holy Mother of Lord

Jesus – Orthodox Christian Lughnassadh – Imbolc – Wicca/Pagan,

Northern and Southern hemispheres – Orthodox

Christian – Christian Summer Bank Holiday – Scotland and

ROI9th International Day of the World’s

Indigenous Peoples 12th International Youth Day15th Assumption of Blessed Virgin Mary –

Catholic Christian Dormition of the Theotokos – Orthodox

Christian19th World Humanitarian Day22nd Queenship of Mary – Catholic Christian Eid al Adha – Islam26th Raksha Bandhan – Hindu27th Summer Bank Holiday – England,

Wales and Northern Ireland29th Beheading of Saint John the Baptist –

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August is Health & Safety Month | National Immunizations Awareness Month |Black Business Month | Children’s Eye Health & Safety Month


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As summer comes to an end and daylight hours begin to shorten, staff and students should remember to keep a check on their health and wellbeing.

The University has a number of services and facilities available to keep your mind and body healthy over the coming autumn, winter, and new academic year:• Warwick Arts Centre• Warwick Sport• The Library• Food and Drink Outlets• Wellbeing and Support S

ervices• The Chaplaincy• Staff Clubs• SU Societies

Did you know?The University was awarded the Workplace Wellbeing Charter by Coventry City Council in May 2017.


Warwick’s Lacrosse Team during Varsity 2017 – University sourced image

1st Religious year begins – Orthodox Christian

2nd Krishna Janmashtami – Hindu5th International Day of Charity7th Paryushana-Parva – Jain8th Nativity of Virgin Mary – Christian International Literacy Day10th World Suicide Prevention Day Rosh Hashanah – Judaism11th Ethiopian New Year – Rastafari12th Al-Hijra/Muharram – New Year – Islam13th Ganesh Chaturthi – Hindu14th The Triumph of the Cross – Christian Samvatsari – Jain15th International Day of Democracy 19th Yom Kippur – Judaism21st International Day of Peace World Alzheimer’s Day Ashura – Islam23rd Bi Visibility Day Autumn Equinox Mabon – Ostara - Wicca/Pagan

Northern and Southern hemispheres24th Sukkot – Judaism27th Meskel – Ethiopian Orthodox Christian28th International Right to Know Day Freedom from Hunger Day29th Michaelmas – Saint Michael and All

Angels – Christian World Heart Day

Special Days

September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month | Childhood Cancer Awareness Month |International Blood Cancer Awareness Month | World Alzheimer’s Month | Thyroid Cancer

Awareness Month | Hearing Awareness Month | World Dementia Awareness Month


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Welcome to all new international students who will all be starting to arrive this month prior to their courses starting in October.

The Welcome to Warwick Programme (welcome programme for new Postgraduates, International and EU undergraduates) is the perfect way to introduce yourself to life at Warwick and in the UK. This is a great way to settle in before beginning your study. The programme includes an extensive entertainment schedule, the opportunity to make friends and so much more!

More information can be found

website.

Did you know?

Working, Learning, Living booklet that shares stories of real staff who balance their work and home responsibilities.

• Most of the Residential Life team are full-time staff that also have their day jobs here at the University.

Diversity and InclusionSandra Beaufoy

Diversity and Inclusion [email protected]

024 76 574479

Claire Algar Diversity and Inclusion Coordinator

[email protected] 024 76 522356

Liberty Heath Diversity and Inclusion Coordinator

[email protected] 024 76 150888

Diversity and Inclusion webpages:https://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/equalops/

Twitter:http://twitter.com/warwickequality

Facebook: http://fb.me/WarwickDiversityInclusion

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