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Garden Party

16/07/2019
CSR Environment Get Involved
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The annual staff get together returns this summer as our university is organising a Garden Party on the 2nd of August where they would be launching an exciting new wellbeing initiative for all staff members. In order to invite all…

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All things BME: 5 questions with Co-Chair Deborah Husbands

04/07/2019
BME CSR Equality, Diversity and Inclusion General Get Involved Global Citizens Race Equality Sustainable Development Goals
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“The BME Staff Network can only be as strong as its collaborative efforts. EDI is not the work of one person. It belongs to us all #WeAreWestminster” Deborah Husbands Co-Chair, BME Staff Network Deborah… I see you won an award…

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Combining volunteering with your passion- Margherita and Alessia’s Volunteering Journey.

27/06/2019
Get Involved One-off Volunteering Opportunities Student Volunteering Volunteering
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Volunteering and giving back to those in need takes many different forms, but when you can combine your passion with doing good, everybody wins. Margherita and Alessia showed their entrepreneurial creativity when they started Rise Vintage Collection, a project that…

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