At Brunel, we recognise that we need to do much more within our community to put an end to racism and its impact on our colleagues and students.
Our Anti-racism working group brings together colleagues from across the university to lead work to combat racism and actively change the policies, behaviours, and beliefs that perpetuate racist ideas and actions at Brunel.
Meaningful change starts with a commitment to fighting the inequality and racism we find around us, and everyone at Brunel can help achieve this, regardless of your role at our university.
On this site, you’ll find useful information on racism and anti-racism resources, training, research as well as news and events held by our community.
About the Anti-racism working group
Formed in 2020, following the murder of George Floyd and the global Black Lives Matter movement, the Group has met regularly since, initially to share lived experiences of racism and more recently to focus work on five priorities.
Colleagues from our Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic staff network and associated student groups are members and are consulted with regularly. The group reports to the Equality Opportunities and Human Resources Committee, Student Experience and Welfare Committee and other University committees where appropriate.
Who's who
Colleagues from across the university are part of our working group. If you would like to join please email Jean Meehan.