Race at the intersection | Socioeconomic background and Race | Online panel discussion
This series of UCL Engineering panel discussions look to explore how certain protected characteristics have shaped our speakers' experiences as engineers, and whether they have presented any barriers in education and career development.
In our “Race at the intersection” event series, we will explore how the impact of gender, sexual orientation, disability and socioeconomic background is magnified when one identifies as a Black and Ethnic minority individual.
How do class, gender, sexual orientation and disability intersect with one another and how are these intensified by the addition of race?
Come and hear from our panel of guest speakers from an array of cultural backgrounds who identify with one or more of the protected characteristics. They will reflect on their experiences on how their background has shaped their education and career in Engineering.
This fourth event will focus on how race and socioeconomic background intersect and shape the experience of our speakers.
Our panel of speakers will include:
- Dr Tania Pereira Chilima - CTO, Univercells Technologies, Belgium;
- Prof John Mitchell - Vice Dean Education, UCL.
These panel discussions will take place in May and June 2021 and are open to all UCL staff, students and alumni.
Visit UCL Engineering’s EDI website section for further information on equality, diversity and inclusion.
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Professor of Communication Systems Engineering, UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering, and Vice Dean Education
UCL
Further information
Ticketing
Pre-booking essential
Cost
Free
Open to
UCL staff
Availability
Yes