CRASSH is committed to upholding the University’s equality and diversity policy, promoting equality, diversity and inclusivity as the principles which govern our workplace culture.

The Centre ensures that no individual will be discriminated against as set out in the Equality Act 2010.

We encourage the development and support of all members of our community, including those whose identities intersect one or more protected characteristics.

All members of our Appointments Committee are required to take the University’s Equality and diversity and Implicit bias training. In addition, CRASSH management, research and administration teams are encouraged to take the same training.

Equality, diversity and inclusion are considered in all aspects of CRASSH’s work, from website images and news stories to events. We aims to be as inclusive as possible when inviting speakers and chairs to events hosted by CRASSH. Additionally, we ensure that assessment panels for our competitive fellowship, conference and research network schemes are gender-balanced and as representative as possible.


To the right of this page, you can find a number of useful links, such as accessibility at the Alison Richard Building and our events guidelines, which also includes guidelines on the use of social media at our events.

For staff and students, the Cambridge University Equality and Diversity webpages offer a wealth of information and details on networks such as LGBTQ+, BAME, Parents and Carers, Women’s Networks and more.

The Cambridge University Disability Resource Centre is available to support staff and students on issues of disability and mental health, as well as offering guidance on accessibility, learning and teaching.

CENTRE FOR RESEARCH IN THE ARTS, SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES

Tel: +44 1223 766886
Email enquiries@crassh.cam.ac.uk