What's going on around Oxford: Trinity Weeks 2 and 3

 Wednesday 6 May

• 4:30-6pm, Ruskin great education debate: How has Back Lives Matter affected racism in education?, Ruskin Room, Exeter College.
• 5:15pm, Examination Fellowship open evening for gender and ethnic diversity, the Hall, All Souls College. Register to attend.
• 5:30-6:30pm, Lessons in resilience: Nature, heritage, and sustainability, the Hub, Kellogg College. Register to attend.

Thursday 7 May

• 1-4pm, Making research heard: communicating with policy professionals. Old Road Campus Research Building. Register to attend. Open to postgraduate research students only. 

Friday 8 May

•  5-6:20pm, Law faculty annual equality, diversity, and inclusion lecture: Racial justice in the age of algorithmic governance, Manor Road Lecture Theatre. 

Friday 8 May

• 5:30-6:30pm, Her secret service: the forgotten women of British intelligence, Sir Joseph Hotung Auditorium, Mansfield College. Registration required.

Saturday 9 May

• 8:30am-6pm, Oxford Biotech annual summit, Life and Mind Building. Register to attend.

Monday 11 May

• 1-3pm, Understanding the Landscape: Our Richest Historical Source, online and in-person at Oxford Lifelong Learning, Rewley House. Open to postgraduate taught and research students only. 

Wednesday 13 May

• 11am-1pm, Improving Your Presentations, online and in-person at Oxford Lifelong Learning, Rewley House. Open to postgraduate taught and research students only. 

Wednesday 13 May

• 4:30-6pm, Ruskin great education debate: Working-class educational outcomes, Ruskin Room, Exeter College.

Friday 15 May

• 5:30-6:30pm, The making and unmaking of life: violence, feminism, and the politics of justice, Sir Joseph Hotung Auditorium, Mansfield College. Register to attend.

Saturday 16 May

• 7-8pm, Music at Mansfield: the English clarinet, Mansfield College chapel. 

Monday 18 May

• 11am-1pm Academic Posters: Uses, Content and Design, online and in-person at Oxford Lifelong Learning, Rewley House; open to postgraduate taught and research students only. 
• 5:15pm, All Souls College examination fellowship general open evening, the Hall, All Souls College. Register to attend.

Tuesday 19 May

• 2:15-4pm, Social Sciences Division equality, diversity, and inclusion annual lecture: the politics of representation in the age of 'diversity', Blavatnik School of Government. Register to attend.

Friday 20 May

• 2-3pm, Getting started in policy engagement, Microsoft Teams. Register to attend; open to postgraduate taught and research students only.

Tuesday 26 May

• 6:30-8:30pm, Vice-Chancellor's Colloquium climate change and AI showcase, Sheldonian Theatre