Diversity Dinner highlights Green Templeton’s commitment to equality and diversity
On Saturday 26th October, a Diversity Dinner and was held at Green Templeton to celebrate the range of people and identities within our whole community, and to encourage us to meet one another, over dinner, to support a culture of inclusivity in college.
After a welcome from the college Principal, Denise Lievesley, the College’s Equality & Diversity Fellow, Neo Tapela, gave a talk where she spoke about what diversity and inclusion mean to her and the importance to her role, as well as highlighting the year’s coming programmes that demonstrate Green Templeton’s commitment to Equality and Diversity.
Neo concluded by inviting allies to help build on the supportive inclusive environment at Green Templeton, with such support symbolised by our symbol below, signifying allyship for marginalised groups. College members are encouraged to ‘sign up’ to an ongoing commitment to the college’s developing Equality & Diversity activities. Find out more about Green Templeton’s commitment to Equality & Diversity.
About the speaker
Dr Neo Tapela is a US-trained physician, public health researcher and global health advocate from Botswana whose professional and research work is driven by a social justice mission. She is a Senior Research Fellow at University of Oxford’s Nuffield Department of Population Health.
🎃 Meet the creatures of Green Templeton!
🧛 There is a vampire welcoming visitors at the lodge (best to arrive before sunset!)
🎀 A haunted doll has been spotted lurking around the grounds…
🐺 This werewolf has made himself at home in the common room. Please don’t feed him!
🧙♀️ A witch has been brewing up something spooky in the servery.
⚡️Watch out for Frankenstein’s monster. He doesn’t like people in his kitchen!
A panel of extraordinary women. Three sporting nations. One powerful conversation about the power of sport to change the world. 🌍
Join us for Bridging Nations, Leading Change, bringing together influential voices in women’s leadership, sports diplomacy and the Olympic movement.
Hear from Ana Irene Delgado, Sally Munday and Georgina Usher MBE, in a discussion moderated by Green Templeton alumna Selina Kaing (MBA, 2006).
The event will also feature a live fencing demonstration! 🤺
🎟️ Only a few places remain – register now to secure your spot - link in bio!
Behind the scaffolding: See inside. See why it matters.
Something remarkable is happening at the Radcliffe Observatory.
Our new film takes you behind the scenes to discover the extraordinary expertise, dedication and craftsmanship involved in conserving one of Oxford`s most significant buildings. With works progressing at pace, the Observatory is entering an exciting new chapter.
The Radcliffe Observatory was created through the generosity of one generation. Its survival depends on the stewardship of another. Its legacy will be inherited by generations yet to come.
Thanks to existing supporters, important progress is already being made. But there is still much to do.
Now, we have an opportunity to play our part in securing the Observatory`s future.
Be part of what comes next.
🎬 Watch our new film, Behind the scaffolding, and discover four ways to support our £3 million campaign.
Click the link in our bio to find out more!
Congratulations to all of our new students who matriculated this weekend!
Welcome to Green Templeton 🐍🐚
