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  • BRC: Oxford Health Neurodiversity Conference

    Said Business School Park End Street, Oxford

    This two-day sold out public event across two locations will bring together researchers, clinicians, local organisations, and the neurodivergent community to collaborate and drive meaningful change. Conference Themes: Strengthening partnerships...

  • Black History Month 2025 half day conference

    Hybrid

    Open to all. The Trusts within Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, and Berkshire West Integrated Care Board (BOB ICB) are coming together to celebrate Black History Month 2025, a half-day conference hosted by Oxford...

  • Dementia in Black Communities

    Online

    As part of Oxford University Hospital (OUH)'s  Black History Month 2025 celebrations, the OUH BAME Staff Network is hosting a special webinar titled Dementia in Black Communities. The guest speaker...

  • Ethnicity Inclusion Training for Health and Care Researchers

    Online

    We’re delighted to invite you to an informative online training session on practical tools for ethnicity inclusion in health and care research. As a researcher or research clinician, this event presents a fantastic opportunity to refine your approach to incorporating people and communities from diverse ethnic backgrounds into your research. Speakers: Professor Shaun Treweek: Having initially trained as...

  • Menopause: what works, what doesn’t, and what needs to change

    Said Business School Park End Street, Oxford

    This free event brings together new research on menopause healthcare inequities and commercial products, alongside award-winning screenwriter Sally Wainwright (Happy Valley, Riot Women) discussing her experiences. We're particularly keen to reach: Women from minoritised backgrounds (the research highlights their experiences) Anyone supporting people through menopause (including men!) People frustrated by conflicting advice and being dismissed...

  • Socio-economic disadvantage inclusion training

    Online

    We’re delighted to invite you to an informative session (online) on practical tools for socio-economic disadvantage inclusion in health research. This event is a fantastic opportunity to enhance your approach to including people and communities from diverse ethnicities in your research. Speakers: Dr Heidi Green is a Health Equity and Patient Involvement Specialist and a Creative Qualitative Researcher...

  • Supporting ethnic minority young people access healthcare support for neurodevelopmental disorders

    Online

    Join the University of Nottingham EXPAND team for a dynamic one-hour webinar exploring how we can better support ethnic minority young people to access healthcare support for neurodevelopmental disorders. Who should attend? Health and education professionals, third sector organisations, and interested members of the public – all are welcome! Let’s EXPAND the conversation together. To attend the...

  • Ethnicity Inclusion in Health and Care Research

    Online

    We’re delighted to invite you to an informative online session on practical tools for ethnicity inclusion in health research. As a researcher or research clinician, this event is a fantastic opportunity to enhance your approach to including people and communities from diverse ethnicities in your research. These sessions are for: Research staff affiliated with the following Biomedical...

  • Socio-economic disadvantage inclusion training

    Online

    Hosted by Barts BRC We’re delighted to invite you to an informative session (online) on practical tools for socio-economic disadvantage inclusion in health research. This event is a fantastic opportunity to enhance your approach to including people and communities from diverse ethnicities in your research. Speakers: Dr Heidi Green is a Health Equity and Patient Involvement Specialist...

  • CHiMES Unplugged: Past, Present & Future

    Online

    Join us for an engaging showcase of research, successes, and what’s next! Project Spotlight: Co-Pact, Co-Pics and ATTUNE The CHiMES Collaborative advances interdisciplinary research, policy, and practice to promote and protect mental health through investigations of cultural psychiatry, health inequalities and eco-social frameworks, advancing inclusive research methods. Open to the public and the CHiMES community...

  • Bridging Culture, Faith, and Mental Health Research: Improving Engagement with African, Caribbean and Asian Communities

    The Old Library Gibb Street, Birmingham, United Kingdom

    This event aims to build an increased appreciation and understanding of how culture and religion shape perceptions of mental health and research - and how we can use these insights to improve inclusive research practice and engagement strategies. Through a mix of talks, sharing and workshops, we’ll explore practical ways to enhance and shift our...

  • Register now: Free Public Talk on Neurodiversity and Research

    Rewley House, Department for Continuing Education 1 Wellington Square, Oxford

    April marks Autism Acceptance Month, an important opportunity to move beyond awareness and focus on meaningful inclusion.   As understanding of neurodiversity grows, so too does recognition of the need for research that better reflects and supports neurodivergent communities. Yet despite increasing attention, neurodivergent people remain under-represented in many areas of mental health research.  Join us for a special...