If you would like to talk about setting up a staff network or want to feed back on networks' activities and events, please contact the EDI team.
EMBRACE (Ethnic Minorities Broadening Racial Awareness and Cultural Exchange) is the School's black and minority ethnic group for staff at LSE.
Contact: embrace@lse.ac.uk
The Gender Equality Forum is a network of women across LSE committed to addressing gender inequality in pay, access and culture.
The GEF Co-Chairs are: Suki Ali , Ellie Knott and Katherine Millar
How to get involved?
To join the mailing list, please send an email to listserv@listserv.lse.ac.uk which contains either:
- SUBSCRIBE GENDER-EQUALITY-FORUM-L Firstname Surname (e.g. "SUBSCRIBE GENDER-EQUALITY-FORUM-L Joe H. Smith")
- Or alternatively, if you want to subscribe anonymously, send the command: "SUBSCRIBE GENDER-EQUALITY-FORUM-L Anonymous".
LSE Power – professional women's network
The Power network was created in early 2015 in response to an initiative by LSE's Equality and Diversity team to set up a number of informal staff networks.
Contact: Professional.Womens.Network@lse.ac.uk
DAWN, the Disability and Wellbeing Network, is a new network at LSE. The aim of the network is to make LSE more disability confident and raise awareness about disability on the campus. Click on the link above to learn more about the network.
How to get involved?
If you wish to be a part of this network, express your interest at dawn@lse.ac.uk.
Spectrum is the network for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) staff at LSE.
Contact: spectrum@lse.ac.uk
Twitter: @LSESpectrum
The Parents Network is for parents (which includes anyone who is caring for a child, be it their own, adopted, or fostered) and carers to meet and exchange experiences, tips, and to socialise.
Contact: parents.and.carers.network@lse.ac.uk