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INCLUSION CALENDAR 2019–2020

Inclusion Calendar 2019

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

Jesus – Orthodox Christian Lughnasadh – Wicca/Pagan World Breastfeeding Week 5th Bank Holiday – University open6th TransfigurationoftheLord– Orthodox

Christian TransfigurationSunday– Christian9th InternationalDayoftheWorld’s

Indigenous Peoples 10th Waqf al Arafa – Islam11th Tish’aB’av– Jewish12th Eid al Adha – Islam International Youth Day National Allotments Week15th Assumption of Blessed Virgin Mary

– Christian Dormition of the Theotokos – Orthodox

Christian Raksha Bandhan – Hindu19th World Humanitarian Day22nd Queenship of Mary – Christian23rd Krishna Janmashtami – Hindu International Day for the Remembrance

oftheSlaveTradeanditsAbolition26th Bank Holiday – University open27th ParyushanaParvabegins – Jain29th BeheadingofSaintJohntheBaptist

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The Students’RepresentativeCouncil (SRC) is here to support and engage our diverse student population.

Representation is at the heart of the SRC – listening and working hard to improve student life at the University. The SRC Advice Centre assists students with any difficulties they may face, offering free and confidential advice about everything from accommodation to appeals.

With campaigns and initiatives throughout the year, the SRC signature events are Freshers’ Week, the Class Rep Conference, the Volunteering Clubs and Societies Awards and the Student Teaching Awards.

Want to be a voice for students and learn more about the running of the University? Autumn sees elections for a number of key SRC roles, with the main Council elections held in spring. Follow them at @GUSRC

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Deaf Awareness and BSL Taster Session – Jan 2019

1st Al-Hijra/Muharram – New Year – Islam2nd Ganesh Chaturthi – Hindu3rd Samvatsari– Jain5th UN International Day of Charity8th NativityofVirginMary– Christian International Literacy Day10th Ashura – Islam WorldSuicidePreventionDay12th Anant Chaturdashi – Jain14th The Triumph of the Cross – Christian15th International Day of Democracy16th University– Start of Academic Year

2019–20 University– SRC Freshers’ Week 21st International Day of Peace WorldAlzheimer’sDay23rd Autumn Equinox Mabon – Wicca/Pagan InternationalDayofSignLanguages Bi Visibility Day University– Start of Semester 1 Teaching27th Meskel – Ethiopian Orthodox Christian28th International Right to Know Day29th Michaelmas–SaintMichaelandAll

Angels – Christian Navaratribegins– Hindu World Heart Day30th Rosh Hashanah – Jewish

23SeptemberisInternational Day of SignLanguages.

1 in 6 people in the UK have some degree of hearing loss and over 87,000 people in the UK use BSL (British Sign Language) as their preferred language.

Like Gaelic, BSL is a language in its own right. It has its own dialects and rich variation however it differs profoundly from spoken languages, with a distinctive grammar using handshapes, facial expressions, gestures and body language to convey meaning.

Read the University’s BSLAction Plan which highlights some of the positive practices already in place to support BSL users, and identifies how we will expand on these to ensure users can access the University as students, staff or visitors. Examples include providing Deaf Awareness and BSL Taster Sessions for staff and ShortCourses including BSL in their languages course offering.

September2019

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September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month | Childhood Cancer Awareness Month | International Blood Cancer Awareness Month | World Dementia Awareness Month


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1st International Day of Older Persons

2nd Feast of the Guardian Angels – Christian International Day of Non-Violence 4th SaintFrancis’Day– Christian Blessing of the Animals – Christian8th Dussehra – Dasara – Hindu9th Birthday of Guru Ram Das – Sikh Yom Kippur – Jewish 10th World Mental Health Day WorldSightDay11th International Day of the Girl Child National Coming Out Day14th Sukkot– Jewish Thanksgiving – Interfaith Canada16th World Food Day17th International Day for the Eradication

ofPoverty18th SaintLuke,Apostle&Evangelist

– Christian University– Singapore Graduations21st SheminiAtzeret – Jewish22ndSimchatTorah– Jewish24th United Nations Day26th Intersex Awareness Day27th Diwali–Deepavali – Hindu, Sikh, Jain BandiChhorDivas– Sikh BritishSummerTimeends28th New Year – Jain29th Birth of the Báb – Baha’i WorldStrokeDay30th BirthofBaha’u’llah – Baha’i31st AllHallows’Eve– Christian Samhain(Halloween) – Wicca/Pagan

October is Black History Month.

In Scotland Black History Month focuses on the history, art and culture of African, Caribbean and Asian people whose sacrifices, contributions and achievements are often forgotten.

In 2019 Monifa Phillips made her own piece of history by becoming the University’s first black woman to be awarded a PhD in Physics. Dr Phillips’ achievement, gained within the School of Physics and Astronomy’s Materials and Condensed Matter Physics group, will not be forgotten, as it was also recognised and celebrated in a ScottishParliamentmotion.

This year the University will again host a number of events during the month giving staff and students the opportunity to celebrate diversity, learn more about Black history in Scotland and engage with arts and culture from the UK, Africa and beyond.

Check out what’s happening this year at www.gla.ac.uk/bhm.

October2019

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October is Black History Month | Breast Cancer Awareness Month | Down Syndrome Awareness Month | Lupus Awareness Month | Global Diversity Awareness Month


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1st AllSaints’Day– Christian2nd AllSouls’Day– Christian Coronation of Emperor Haile

SelassieI– Rastafari5th Guy Fawkes Night8th IntersexDayofSolidarity9th Dedication of the Lateran Basilica

– Christian10th Mawlid al-Nabi – Islam RemembranceSunday ScottishInterfaithWeek11th Armistice Day – Interfaith12th BirthdayofGuruNanakDev – Sikh13th World Kindness Day Transgender Awareness Week14th World Diabetes Day 15th NativityFastbegins– Orthodox Christian17th InternationalStudents’Day19th InternationalMen’sDay20th UniversalChildren’sDay Transgender Day of Remembrance21st Presentation of the Theotokos

– Orthodox Christian Carers Rights Day24th Martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur – Sikh Feast of Christ the King – Christian25th International Day for the Elimination

of Violence against Women26th DayoftheCovenant– Baha’i 28th AscensionofAbdu’l-Bahá– Baha’i Thanksgiving – Interfaith USA30th SaintAndrew’sDay– Christian

17NovemberisInternationalStudents’Day.

The UniversityofGlasgow BAMESociety aims to embrace and celebrate cultural diversity within the University. BAME stands for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnicities.

The Society, dedicated to the inclusion of ethnic minorities and creating a space for BAME students to connect, aims to construct a platform to educate on the range of cultures and backgrounds within the University, highlight opportunities available and facilitate conversations centred around race in a constructive environment.

UofGBAMESociety will champion events, workshops and social gatherings which are accessible and inclusive to bring about positive change and representation to all people of colour.

#TeamUofG

November2019

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November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month | Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month | Mouth Cancer Action Month | Men’s Health Awareness Month (Movember)


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1st AdventSunday – Christian WorldAIDSDay2nd Bank Holiday – University open University– Start of Winter Graduations International Day for the Abolition

ofSlavery3rd International Day of Persons with

Disabilities 6th SaintNicholas’Day– Christian University– End of Semester 1 Teaching8th Feast of the Immaculate Conception

– Christian Rohatsu(BodhiDay) – Buddhist9th International Anti-Corruption Day University– Start of Examination

Period10th Human Rights Day12th Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe

– Christian17th International Day to End Violence

AgainstSexWorkers18th International Migrants Day 20th InternationalHumanSolidarityDay University – End of Examination Period21st Yule – Wicca/Pagan Yule – Christian22ndWinterSolstice23rd Chanukah – Jewish24th ChristmasEve– Christian25th Christmas Day – Christian FeastoftheNativity– Orthodox Christian Bank Holiday – University closed26th SaintStephen’sDay– Christian Boxing Day ZarathoshtDiso(DeathofProphet

Zarathushtra) – Zoroastrian Bank Holiday – University closed27th Universityclosed28th Holy Innocents – Christian Universityclosed31st NewYear’sEve/Hogmanay Watch Night – Christian Universityclosed

3 December is International Day of PersonswithDisabilities.

In 2018–19 over 1,800 students accessed support through the University’s DisabilityService. Empowering students with disabilities, learning difficulties and medical conditions, the Service’s dedicated team provide a wide range of specialist support, guidance and needs based provisions liaising closely with the network of Disability Coordinators and Advisers of Study.

The Disability Service can also make referrals to other student support services such as Counselling and Psychological Services and the Student Learning Development team.

The University is a Disability Confident employer. Find out more on the dedicated Disability page of the EqualityandDiversityUnit.

December2019

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December is Universal Month for Human Rights | Spiritual Literacy Month


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UofGSport has one of the largest student sport programmes, one of the most diverse student memberships and one of the lowest student enrolment costs in the UK.

Our facilities include: Revolve, Glasgow’s premier indoor cycling studio; Pulse, our state-of-the-art cardio and resistance gym; PowerPlay, Glasgow’s best weights, conditioning and functional training venue; a 25m swimming pool, a sauna and a steam room; as well as a number of studios, a sports hall, activity hall and squash courts.

We have a sports programme that offers over 100 varying fitness classes and courses per week, drop-in sport sessions, leagues and competitions and 50 sport clubs which represent the University in weekly competition.

With a range of student,staffand community memberships, as well as Pay As You Go and access for accompanied children, UofG Sport has something for everyone.

January2020 1st Gantan-sai(NewYear) – Shinto

NewYear’sDay Bank Holiday – University closed2nd Bank Holiday – University closed 2–5BirthdayofGuruGobindSingh

– Sikh3rd Universityclosed4th World Braille Day5th Twelfth Night – Christian6th Epiphany – Christian Feast of the Theophany – Orthodox

Christian7th FeastoftheNativity– Orthodox Christian10th Mahayana New Year – Buddhist12th Baptism of the Lord Jesus – Christian13th SaintHilary’sDay– Christian Seijinnohi(ComingofAgeDay)

– Shinto University– Start of Semester 2 Teaching14th New Year – Orthodox Christian Maghi – Sikh15thMakarSankranti– Hindu18th Week of Prayer for Christian Unity –

Christian19th World Religion Day – Baha’i20th Martin Luther King Jnr Day Timkat – Ethiopian Orthodox Christian21st SaintAgnes’Day– Christian25th ConversionofSaintPaul– Christian Chinese New Year – Confucian, Daoist,

Buddhist RobertBurnsNight(BurnsNight) 27th Holocaust Memorial Day29th Vasant Panchami – Hindu

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February sees the University mark Lesbian,Gay,BisexualandTransgender(LGBT)HistoryMonth. Our vibrant LGBT+ student societies like GULGBTQ+, and our welcoming staff and postgraduate network, LGBT+ Network, will again be organising a diverse line-up of exciting events across the campus throughout the month.

Want to show your support for LGBT+ issues but don’t know how? Come along to any of the events during the month, look out for events throughout the year and get your hands on one of the fantastic Universityrainbowbadges. Find them at the University Gift Shop and wear with pride.

Check out the Equality and Diversity Unit’s dedicated LGBT+ student and staff pages for more guidance, support and information such as our participation in the StonewallScotlandDiversity Champion programme.

February2020

2nd Candlemas(PresentationofChristinthe Temple) – Christian

Imbolc – Wicca/Pagan ZacchaeusSunday– Orthodox

Christian3rd SaintBlaise’sDay– Christian Setsubun-sai– Shinto Rainbow Flag Raising (SRC & GULGBTQ+ & LGBT+ Network)4th World Cancer Day5th 5-11 LGBT Adoption and Fostering

Week9th Triodion begins – Orthodox Christian RacialJusticeSunday – Christian10thTuBiShvat – Jewish11th Our Lady of Lourdes – Christian14th SaintValentine’sDay15th NirvanaDay– Buddhist, Jain International Childhood Cancer Day17th WorldHumanSpiritDay20th WorldDayofSocialJustice21st MahaShivaratri – Hindu International Mother Language Day23rd MeatfareSunday – Orthodox Christian25th ShroveTuesday – Christian26th IntercalaryDays(start) – Baha’i Ash Wednesday – Christian29th IntercalaryDays(end) – Baha’i

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February is Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans History Month | National Heart Month


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1st SaintDavid’sDay– Christian Self-InjuryAwarenessDay NineteenDayFast(start) – Baha’i CheesefareSunday– Orthodox Christian UN Zero Discrimination Day2nd Great Lent begins – Clean Monday

– Orthodox Christian8th InternationalWomen’sDay9th MaghaPuja(SanghaDay) – Buddhist Holi – Hindu10th Purim – Jewish Hola Mohalla – Sikh14thNanakshahi(NewYear) – Sikh17th SaintPatrick’sDay – Christian19th SaintJoseph’sDay– Christian20th Naw-Rúz(NewYear) – Baha’i Norooz(NewYear) – Persian/Zoroastrian SpringEquinox Ostara – Wicca/Pagan 21st International Day for the Elimination of

Racial Discrimination WorldDown’sSyndromeDay22nd Lailat al Miraj – Islam World Water Day MotheringSunday24th World TB Day25th Annunciation to the Theotokos

– Orthodox Christian The Annunciation of the Virgin Mary

– Christian International Day of Remembrance

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Zarathushtra) – Zoroastrian29th BritishSummerTimebegins31st Transgender Day of Visibility

8 March is International Women’sDay.

Did you know the first female lawyer in the UK was a graduate of the University of Glasgow?

Madge Easton Anderson graduated in 1920 with an LLB. She was the first practising female law agent in Scotland and the first professional female lawyer in the UK. She later became the first woman to qualify in both jurisdictions of Scotland and England and Wales.

The SchoolofLaw believes it is important to document and celebrate the pioneering women of the past, while working to improve equality and diversity for the future. In celebration of Madge's legacy, the School is creating a digital exhibition, 100 Voices for 100 Years, featuring the voices of 100 women, past and present, who have a connection to the School of Law

March2020

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March is Women’s History Month | Prostate Cancer Awareness Month | Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month


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1st AprilFool’sDay2nd RamaNavami– Hindu World Autism Awareness Day5th PalmSunday– Christian6th MahavirJayanti– Jain7th World Health Day 8th Hanuman Jayanti – Hindu International Romani Day9th Maundy Thursday – Christian Pesach(Passover) – Jewish LailatalBara’ah– Islam10th Good Friday – Christian Bank Holiday – University closed11th LazarusSaturday– Orthodox Christian HolySaturday – Christian12th EasterSunday– Christian PalmSunday – Orthodox Christian13th Easter Monday – Christian BirthoftheKhalsa(Vaisakhi) – Sikh Bank Holiday – University closed17th Holy Friday – Orthodox Christian18th Birthday of Guru Tegh Bahadur – Sikh BirthdayofGuruAngadDev– Sikh19th Pascha(Easter) – Orthodox Christian20thFirstDayofRidvan– Baha’i University– Start of Revision Period21st YomHaShoah(Holocaust

Remembrance Day) – Jewish22nd Earth Day23rd SaintGeorge’sDay– Christian24th Ramadan begins – Islam25th World Malaria Day26th Akshaya Tritiya – Hindu, Jain27th University– Start of Main Examination

Period 28th NinthDayofRidvan– Baha’i YomHaZikaron(IsraeliMemorialDay)

– Jewish WorldDayforHealth&SafetyatWork30th SaintJamestheGreat’sDay– Orthodox

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Being a more inclusive employer helps to build our reputation and attracts new staff. The Modern Apprenticeships programme ensures we have a sustainable, diverse workforce and supports an environment which enables everyone to fulfil their potential. Whether coming straight from school or after different experiences, our apprentices are offered a wide variety of opportunities to work in areas such as the University gardens, IT systems, estates infrastructure and administrative roles as well as supporting teaching and research in our science laboratory areas or engineering workshops. While gaining work experience, apprentices receive support through mentoring, peer support and guidance to achieve a relevant qualification.

The University’s Modern Apprenticeships offer individuals challenging and fulfilling options to learn on the job and get experience they need to start their careers.

April2020

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April is Stress Awareness Month | Bowel Cancer Awareness Month | Parkinson’s Awareness Month


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LGBT+ Allies session – Feb 2019

1st Beltane – Wicca/Pagan TwelfthDayofRidvan– Baha’i 2nd BirthdayofGuruArjanDev– Sikh7th Vesak – Buddha Day – Buddhist8th World Red Cross and Red Crescent

Day Bank Holiday – University closed12th International Nurses Day LagB’Omer– Jewish13th Our Lady of Fatima – Christian15th International Day of Families 17th InternationalDayAgainstHomophobia,

Transphobia and Biphobia19th Lailat al-Qadr – Islam21st WorldDayforCulturalDiversity

forDialogueandDevelopment Ascension of Jesus – Christian22nd International Day for Biological

Diversity Yom Yerushalayim – Jewish Quds Day – Islam University– End of Main Examination

Period23rd Birthday of Guru Amar Das – Sikh Declaration of the Báb – Baha’i24th Eid al Fitr – Islam25th Bank Holiday – University closed 28th AscensionofBaha’u’llah– Baha’i Ascension of the Lord – Orthodox

Christian29th International Day of United Nations

Peacekeepers Shavuot– Jewish University– End of Semester 231st World No Tobacco Day Pentecost – Christian

Equality Champions

The Principal, Anton Muscatelli, is the University’s overall Equality Champion. Eight other Champions are drawn from the Senior Management Group and have responsibilities for the following equality and inclusion areas:

• Age – Muffy Calder

• Disability – Frank Coton

• Gender (Sex) – Jill Morrison

• LGBT+ – Roibeard Ó Maolalaigh

• Race – Bonnie Dean

• Religion and Belief – Neal Juster

•RefugeeandAsylumSeekers – Rachel Sandison

• Mental Health – David Duncan

You too can champion equality and inclusion by celebrating diversity, respecting everyone’s individual lived experiences, treating people with dignity and calling out discrimination, bullying and harassment.

May2020

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May is Action on Stroke Month | Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival | National Walking Month


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1st Volunteers’Week4th International Day of Innocent Children

Victims of Aggression5th WorldEnvironmentDay7th Pentecost – Orthodox Christian TrinitySunday – Christian11th Corpus Christi – Christian12th World Day against Child Labour14th World Blood Donor Day Race Unity Day – Baha’i 15th World Elder Abuse Awareness Day16th MartyrdomofGuruArjanDev– Sikh17thWorldDaytoCombatDesertification

and Drought University– Commemoration Day19th SacredHeartofJesus– Christian20st SummerSolstice Litha – Wicca/Pagan World Refugee Day21st World Humanist Day Father’sDay23rd International Women in Engineering

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– Christian University– Start of Summer Graduations29th FeastofSaintsPeterandPaul

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The University of Glasgow has always been, and always will be, interested in potential regardless of circumstances or background.

Our award-winning Widening Participation team work with 113 target schools across the west of Scotland and partner with colleges, local authorities and other organisations to support those whose personal circumstances may otherwise have prevented them from considering higher education. Talented pupils from priority postcodes, student carers, adult learners, those who have care experience or refugee status can all flourish at Glasgow.

With support through our wide range of pre-entry programmes, summer schools, taster weeks and orientation events, they can overcome barriers, realise their aspirations and all have the potential to become World Changers.

June2020

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June is Refugee Festival Scotland | Motor Neurone Disease Awareness Month | Stillbirth & Neonatal Death Awareness Month | Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month


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1st Canada Day4th USIndependenceDay5th Birthday of Guru Hargobind – Sikh AsalhaPuja(DharmaDay) – Buddhist9th Martyrdom of the Báb – Baha’i 11th SaintBenedict’sDay– Christian World Population Day 15th SaintVladimirtheGreat’sDay

– Orthodox Christian WorldYouthSkillsDay17th World Day for International Justice18th Nelson Mandela International Day20th Glasgow Fair Monday – University

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– Rastafari24th Pioneer Day – Mormon Christian25th SaintJamestheGreat’sDay – Christian28th World Hepatitis Day30th International Day of Friendship Tish’aB’av– Jewish Waqf al Arafa – Islam31st Eid al Adha – Islam

TheUniversityofGlasgow:where people inspire people tochangetheworld.

Throughout our history, as well as nurturing ‘home grown’ talent, the University of Glasgow has welcomed students and staff from across the world.

With staff from more than 100 countries around the globe inspiring over 28,000 students from over 140 countries, the University is a melting pot of ideas, ingenuity and innovation.

We collaborate internationally to develop our research and teaching, and our students can choose from over 120 worldwide destinations for exchange and study abroad opportunities.

Our ever-expanding global community of alumni continue to contribute to making the discoveries and connections that change the world.

We are truly an international and inclusive institution.

July2020

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July is Sarcoma Awareness Month | International Women with Alopecia Month |Scams Awareness Month


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