Equality and Diversity: Recent Episodes
Cambridge University
Jenny Saul - Toolbox Part 2: Primarily individual remedies for individuals to implement
WOW Cambridge 2016 - Women, War and Peace
The seemingly unsolveable problem for women in conflict
WOW Cambridge 2016 - Let Girls Learn
Examining the barriers that exclude women and girls from education
WOW Cambridge 2016 - Mighty Women
The amazing things women achieve
Charity Shop Fashion Show
Poetry from Holly McNish
WOW Cambridge 2016 - Seen and Not Heard
Are women fairlt represented?
With Keynote from journalist Emilt Bell: 'Women's Guide to 21st Century Media'
WOW Cambridge 2016 - Make Way! Women in Politics
The voices of women creating social change
WOW Cambridge 2016 - To Infinity and Beyond
The difference women make to the world and the universe
In a context of growing anxiety about immigration, Bonnie Greer OBE explores how the UK’s cultural and ethnic diversity enriches our communities and how the UK benefits both societally and economically from its diversity. She will explore the issues underlying the concerns about immigration and multi-culturalism and how the UK benefits both societally and economically from its diversity.
Bonnie is an award winning author and playwright, born in Chicago. She has lived and worked in London for the past 25 years. In addition she is a Trustee of the Serpentine Gallery, a member of the Council and Artistic Advisory Committees of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), a member of the Franco British Council and Deputy Chair of the Board of Trustees of the British Museum. In 2013, Bonnie was appointed Chancellor of Kingston University.
The event will be hosted by the Vice Chancellor, Sir Leszek Borysiewicz.