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Newsletter
Diversity & Inclusion |
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Number 19, September 2021 |
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Not Rich at Leiden University: Coming Down from the Ivory Tower |
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Not all students have enough money to buy books, go out or don a smart suit for an internship. How do we make sure that people’s financial situation isn’t an obstacle to their studies or student life? In her article Deniz Rana Kuseyri, one of the initiators of Not Rich at Leiden University, describes how the initiative began and how it is essential that social inclusion is given more attention in our university community. |
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This newsletter is to inform you of developments, activities and initiatives at our University that relate to diversity and inclusion.
If you have any news, let us know.
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Mosaic 2.0
Apply for a PhD scholarship for a candidate with a migration background |
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Mosaic 2.0 is a PhD scholarship programme of NWO aimed at graduates with a migration background. The procedure consists of a pre-proposal and a full proposal. Any research topic can be eligible. For more information see the NWO website. Leiden University staff can go to the information page on the University's staff website. |
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Column
Inclusive language and spaces |
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Aya Ezawa, Diversity Officer van de Universiteit Leiden
Space is an important indicator of your own place in the campus community. To be unable to access buildings, facilities such as the library, cafeteria, bathrooms and classrooms means a lack of inclusion – it makes it hard to feel as a valued member of the community. Even if spaces are accessible, having to use the ‘back door’ instead of the front door like everyone else makes it difficult to feel like an equal member of the campus community.
These columns are published on the Leiden Inclusion Blog.
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ECHO Award 2021: drie nominaties vanuit de Universiteit Leiden |
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The ECHO expertise centre presents the annual ECHO Award, a prize for excellent and talented students in higher education who have a migration or refugee background. This year Leiden University has been given the chance to nominate three candidates:
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Deniz Rana Kuseyri (Liberal Arts and Sciences: Global Challenges and Law) |
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Aline-Priscillia Messi (Linguistics) |
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Ruşen Koç (International Studies)
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News about diversity and inclusion |
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Within Leiden University... |
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Share your story at the Leiden Inclusion Blog |
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Do you have a topic that you’d like to write about? Something that affects you as a student or staff member and that is related to diversity and inclusion? Why not make use of our platform, the Leiden Inclusion Blog? From personal anecdotes to informative articles, the choice is yours. If you are interested in writing a blog, please send an email to inclusionblog@bb.leidenuniv.nl to propose your idea.
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