Great opening ceremony for BHRUT South Asian Heritage Month with our Chief Medical Officer, Mamta Vaidya, and guest speaker Aisha Sheikh-Anene, Chair of the Board of Trustees at The Mental Health Foundation. Check out upcoming events below: @BHRUT_EDI @BHRUT_NHS
Opening ceremony for BHRUT South Asian Heritage Month coming up at 12.00! @BHRUT_EDI @BHRUT_NHS
18 July - 17 August is South Asian Heritage Month, where we celebrate and commemorate South Asian history and culture and grow our understanding of the diverse heritage that continues to link the UK and South Asia. Look out for the events we have coming up. @BHRUT_EDI @BHRUT_NHS
Join us one last time in KGH Seminar Room 3 to find out how BHRUT Staff Networks are a place to make your voice heard. We’re here until 10.30. @BHRUT_NHS @BHRUT_EDI
Why not join this to hear experiences of neurodiversity?
On Thursday there is an interactive session on Neurodiversity as part of Learning at Work Week @BHRUT_NHS.
Email [email protected] or check the intranet for the MS Teams link.
Our @BHRUT_EDI colleague, Paul, got a lovely thank you for sharing his story. Stories tell us so much and give so much insight into the person telling them. @BHRUT_NHS intranet.bhrhospitals.nhs.uk…
Thanks to everyone at @BHRUT_NHS for such a warm welcome in my first week! Fantastic to see all the #BetterTogether visuals around and looking forward to spreading the word about our BAME, Disability, LGBT+ and Women's Networks @BHRUT_EDI
Our hospitals are better when we all feel included, respected, and welcome.
Our new ‘Better Together’ campaign is a visual reminder of how important equality, diversity and inclusion are to us.
Find out more: ow.ly/ZY8q50Iw3tB
ALT cartoon images of staff and patients in connected puzzle pieces on a staircase wall
ALT cartoon images of staff and patients in connected puzzle pieces on a staircase wall
ALT cartoon images of staff and patients in connected puzzle pieces on a balcony
ALT cartoon images of staff and patients in connected puzzle pieces on a balcony
Great talk from @BexDeHavilland at @BHRUT_NHS for Transgender Day of Visibility; Rebecca promoted the helpfulness of pronouns so do please consider using if you do not already: she/her, he/him, they/their/them @BHRUT_EDI