Education

Race Equity Framework

Theme lead:

Professor Emma McCoy, Vice President and Pro-Vice Chancellor (Education)

Led by the Vice President and Pro-Vice Chancellor (Education) and the Academic Developer for Inclusive Education as co-lead, the Education strand focuses on making sure our education reflects the diverse world around us and empowers students to shape more equitable communities.

Overview of Education actions:

  • Working with education leads to embed all dimensions of the Inclusive Education Action Plan, including academic mentoring, inclusive pedagogies, and curriculum enhancement
  • Creating opportunities for students and staff to have informed and detailed discussions about what inclusivity, identity, diversification and decolonising mean for different disciplines
  • Supporting students and staff in co-creating resources to enable us to discern and address, in an academically-rigorous way, racist practices (personal, professional and academic) and drive systemic change
  • Embeding race equity themes within cross-School activities such as LSE100, LSE GROUPS and the Civic Engagement strand of LSE Student Futures
  • Embedding race equity principles and anti-racism training into LSE Welcome
  • Empowering and fund students to investigate race equity themes through LSE Change Makers.

These pages are being updated as the roll-out of the Framework continues and as actions are refined with the input of our LSE community.