When
Where
MS Teams,
Virtual
We will be reading and discussing 'Girl, Woman, Other', by Bernardine Evaristo
The Kingston University Reading Group and Kingston Libraries will be running a series of events for staff and students at the University and for members of our local community.
You can borrow the book at Kingston Public Libraries or download it as an ebook if you have a Kingston Libraries Card.
Kingston Libraries
Kingston University Reading Group
Kingston University Reading Group welcomes all staff and students. It was created in 2016 as a means of facilitating discussion and encouraging new perspectives on race and identity. The project falls under the umbrella of the University's Race Equality Charter Mark and helps to promote racial equality as well as excellence in teaching and learning.
The Kingston University Reading Group runs regular sessions for various Kingston University staff and student groups, community organisations and local schools and colleges. We would like to thank KU’s SA Directorate team for their generous support, and the KU Big Read, for the collaboration opportunities.
We aim to:
• Offer a platform for all staff and students to raise and engage on equality, diversity, and inclusion issues.
• Facilitate discussion on challenging subjects and encourage new perspectives.
• Foster collaboration across the whole of the University as well as with the wider community.
Discussions are led by an Associate Professor (Dr. Karen Lipsedge). To join a session, please contact Dr Karen Lipsedge (K.Lipsedge@Kingston.ac.uk)
