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Intersecting Inequalities: Gender, Race and Inclusion in an Academic Context, brings together two leading voices on equality, diversity and inclusion in higher education for what promises to be a thought-provoking afternoon - April 2, 14:30, Arts 3074.

Dr Gustav Fredriksson of the Department of Economics is up this month for our Spotlight Series! 🔦 Gustav specialises in environmental economics - examining the the effects of the green transition on labour markets, inequality, and welfare.

This award recognises the School's collective commitment to advancing equality, diversity, and inclusion across all aspects of School life. The Athena Swan framework provides an important structure for reflecting on the School's culture, practices, and policies, and for identifying meaningful actions that promote gender equality and create more inclusive working and learning environments for all.

Dr Pablo A. Peña from the University of Chicago speaks in the Synge Theatre on Tuesday, March 10^th to discuss his book on human capital theory — the idea that investing in a person's knowledge and skills has a wide range of economic effects.