Equality - Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

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Speak Out

As a member of the Trinity community you have the right to study or work in an environment that is free from bullying, harassment, and sexual misconduct. The Speak Out tool provides the opportunity for you to make the University aware of incidents that you have either experienced or witnessed by reporting them anonymously.

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Trinity Launches Race Equality Action Plan

The Trinity Race Equality Action Plan outlines 34 concrete actions to address racial and ethnic disparities, amplify diverse and marginalised voices, and ensure that our policies, practices, and culture reflect our core values, ensuring a welcoming environment for all

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Trinity College Dublin - Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Office

The Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Office works to foster a Trinity community that is safe, representative, and eager to ensure all of our people can meaningfully contribute and thrive as part of the university.

Everyone on the Trinity campus - staff, students, and visitors - have a role to play in enabling Trinity's fundamental values of equal, equitable, and egalitarian opportunity. The EDI Office works as a dedicated and specialised team to support this by driving strategy that brings together all the multifarious protected grounds in Irish law and setting out plans that create cohesive action across all areas of Trinity to advance these important goals broadly and boldly.

Check out our website to learn more about who we are, what we do, how we can support and guide you and how you can actively contribute to a meaningfully inclusive Trinity community.

Trinity Launch of National Speak Out anonymous consent reporting tool

Trinity College Dublin hosts the launch of the National Speak Out tool which supports students to anonymously report incidents of bullying, harassment, or sexual misconduct. Speakers include: Professor Linda Doyle (Provost and President), Professor Lorraine Leeson (Associate Vice-Provost for EDI), Greg Arrowsmith (TCDSU Ents Officer, 2021/22)

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Speak Out - Anonymous Reporting Tool

Working to eliminate harassment, bullying, and sexual misconduct

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Trinity Inclusive Curriculum Project

Working to embed equality, diversity, and inclusion in the curricula at Trinity

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EDI Calendar

Find out what's happening on important days of cultural and social significance

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Irish Sign Language Interpreting

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Learn More About Key Equality Areas

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Age

Staff and students of all ages are of equal value to the Trinity community, and the university promotes positive ageing and intergenerational learning in various ways.

Disability

Trinity strives to make its physical environment, information and activities as accessible as possible so that all students and staff can reach their full potential.

Ethnicity & Nationality

Trinity welcomes the increasing cultural diversity of our community, and is committed to equal treatment of all regardless of race, ethnicity or nationality.

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Family & Relationships

All kinds of families are accommodated and celebrated in Trinity, and Trinity is committed to non-discrimination on the basis of family or civil status.

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Gender

Trinity is committed to equitable treatment across all genders, including between women and men, and in supporting all members of our community across the spectrum of gender identity and gender expression.

Religion

Diversity of religious belief and non-belief is welcomed in Trinity, and the university is committed to non-discrimination on the basis of religion.

Sexual Orientation

Trinity is proud of its LGBTQIA+ inclusive culture and its long history linked with the Irish civil movement for sexual and gender minorities. On campus you can expect a safe, engaging environment and the support you need to thrive.

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Socio-economic Background

Trinity is open to all regardless of socio-economic background, and always seeks to widen access to students who have not yet realised their full academic potential

Traveller Community

Trinity is committed to increasing the participation of members of the Traveller Community in our degree programmes, and to the equal and respectful treatment of Travellers in our community.

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