Inclusivity Seminars
Trinity-INC Lunchtime Seminar Series
Other Trinity Seminars
Overcoming Sexism and Racism in Higher Education
This webinar explored sexism, racism and class, and how their intersections specifically affect women from ethnic minority backgrounds in higher education. Keynote speakers include Dr Ebun Joseph (Institute of Antiracism and Black Studies, Ireland) and Dr Keisha Lindsay (University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA) who spoke on the topic of Black and ethnic minority women in higher education in Ireland and the US. The webinar was supported by the Trinity Equality Fund and the School of Social Work and Social Policy, Trinity College Dublin.
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External Seminars / Talks
This lecture provides an understanding of the importance of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in the context of increasingly diverse student populations. Hosted by School of Education, Trinity College Dublin, and supported by the Ireland Canada University Foundation D’Arcy McGee Beacon Fellowship. Chaired by Dr Joanne Banks with introductions from James Kelly, CEO Ireland Canada University Foundation, and Dr Rachel Hoare, Project Director Trinity Inclusive Curriculum. The lecture website has recordings from the lecture as well as other video and written resources.
Speaking at the 31st Annual EAIE Conference and Exhibition, Cairo addressed the conference theme of encompassing all voices by speaking about how education systems tend to elevate the stories of dominant groups. She called upon all in attendance to have the care, courage and humility that it takes to fight marginalisation.