Diversity & Inclusion Network: In-person event, 9 June

Friday, June 9, 2023 His Majesty's Treasury 1 Horse Guards Road London SW1A 2HQ

The next event for the RES Diversity & Inclusion Network will be on 9 June 2023.

Event programme (see full details here):

12:00 Registration and Lunch

 

12:45 Welcome, Tom Aldred (he/his) - Deputy Director, GESR

 

13:00 Panel discussion “Why Diversity matters to Economics”

• Arun Advani (he/his) - Co-Chair of Discover Economics and Associate Professor at University of Warwick

• Luisa Affuso (she/her) - Chief Economist, Ofcom

• Tom Aldred (he/his) - Deputy Director, GESR

• Jo Swaffield (she/her) - Chair of RES Women’s Committee, Professor of Economics and Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Southampton

Chair: Stefania Paredes Fuentes (she/her) - RES Diversity Champion and Associate Professor at University of Warwick

 

14:00 Breakout Sessions 1:

Session A: How to create inclusive learning environments

- Professor Gabriella Cagliesi (she/her) - University of Sussex

- Sam McLoughlin (he/his) - Discover Economics Campaign Manager

Session B: Diversity and Inclusion, and your organisation’s triple bottom line

- Jacques Le Vene (he/his) - Diversity and Inclusion Lead, GESR Team

- Kiran Krishna (she/her) - Principal Economist, the Information Commissioners Office, and D&I lead for the UK Women in Economics Network

 

14:45 Coffee Break

 

15:00 Breakout Sessions 2

Session C: Creating inclusive environments for LGBTQA+ economists

- Dominic Arnall (he/his) - CEO, Open for Business

- Joel Cooper (he/his) - Warwick PLAN

Session D: The Socio-Economic Background of Economics students

- Manolis Noikokyris (he/his) - Reader in Economics, Queen Mary University London

- Stefania Paredes Fuentes (she/her), RES Diversity Champion

 

15:45 Closing remarks - Stefania Paredes Fuentes (she/her), RES Diversity Champion

 

16:00 Event finish

 

The RES Diversity & Inclusion Network aims to connect individuals and groups working to make Economics more diverse and create a better community. We welcome economists from academia, public and private sectors working on increasing diversity, and creating more inclusive environments for under-represented groups in economics to join us.

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