REACH Network
(Race, Ethnicity and Cultural Heritage)
NETWORK SUPPORT
Network leader: Chanelle Dixsons, Help and Support
SLT Ally: Sue Stones, Deputy Chief Exec
Our Race Ethnicity and Cultural Heritage (REACH) Network meets regularly throughout the year and is open to all LUU staff who identify with the group. We also have a representative from the network involved in on our Anti-Racism Steering Group. If you would like to find out more or be put on the mailing list then contact Network Leader, Chanelle Dixsons or use this simple form here.
Ramadan
Check out this guide written by your network leader, Serish Shah: What is Ramadan?
“Why do Muslims fast? For me, Ramadan is like a multifaceted detox. It has spiritual, physical and mental rewards. We all live busy lives, so it is considered a time to reconnect or re-energize and focus on what is important.”
Eid al-Fitr
Marketing have created this beautiful Eid e-card template for you to use and share with your Teams. Eid al-Fitr, also known as the 'Festival of Breaking the Fast', is a big celebration that marks the end of Ramadan - a time where our fellow Muslim colleagues and students may have been fasting.
Eid al-Adha
Serish was also a guest editor for one of our Five Things for a Friday. To learn a little bit more about the celebration, why it exists and how it is observed and celebrated by Muslims all over the world, click: Five Things for a Friday - Eid
Reflection Room
The reflection room is a multi faith space for you to reflect, relax, pray or gather your thoughts. All staff are welcome to use this space. You can find the room opposite the Gryphon Office on Level 1. This room was created based on feedback from the REACH network.
Whether it’s fiction or non-fiction, we can learn a lot from the perspectives of others.
