Staffordshire University is committed to eliminating racism

A statement in support of #BlackLivesMatter

Staffordshire University's commitment

We want to assure you of our commitment to eliminating racial inequalities and racism, and to providing a safe and inclusive environment for all members of our community. Racism will not be tolerated in any form – if you or anyone you know have experienced racism; we are here for you.

Staffordshire University

The death of George Floyd has sent a wave of sadness, anger, and frustration around the world and drawn renewed global attention to the inequalities that are faced by many black people on a daily basis.

We want to assure you of our commitment to eliminating racial inequalities and racism, and to providing a safe and inclusive environment for all members of our community. Racism will not be tolerated in any form – if you or anyone you know have experienced racism; we are here for you:

Money & Guidance Advisors: student-support@staffs.ac.uk

Wellbeing support: wellbeing@staffs.ac.uk

Chaplaincy: Mick.Williams@staffs.ac.uk

Head of Equality and Diversity: Gillian.Grainger@staffs.ac.uk

Equality Co-ordinator: p.l.bentley@staffs.ac.uk

We are actively working to eliminate racial inequalities through our ongoing work around Race Equality Charter, BAME attainment and progression, through our Inclusion Champion Network and Staffs Uni Inclusion Group, working in partnership with you, our community.

If you want to get involved, contact diversity@staffs.ac.uk. Your voice matters.

#BlackLivesMatter #NoExcuse #WeAreStaffs

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