Ivory Tower | Black British Academics

Building racial equity and diversity in the peer review process

Dr Deborah Gabriel Ivory Tower, Promoted Content 31st August 202017th September 2020peer review process, racial and ethnic diversity, racial equity 0 Comment

Events in 2020 have exposed the persistence of racism in every sphere of society. The tragic killing of George Floyd and the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on people of colour have heightened public consciousness of racial inequality and the role that White privilege plays in this process. Read more

Can We Talk? How Allies Can Help Dismantle White Privilege

Dr Deborah Gabriel Ivory Tower, Research News 20th August 202020th August 2020epistemological racism, transforming the ivory tower 0 Comment

Era-defining events in 2020 – namely the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on Black and Brown people, the tragic killing of George Floyd and worldwide resistance led by the Black Lives Matter movement – have placed anti-Black racism and White privilege firmly on the public agenda.

Transforming the Ivory Tower review by Jessica Oddy

Newsdesk Black Sister Network, Ivory Tower 17th August 20204th September 2020race and gender inequality 0 Comment

Transforming the Ivory tower is a must-read for Black women considering a career in academia. In fact, it should be a must read for vice-chancellors, senior management and all academic staff.

Transforming the Ivory Tower review by Sheila Freeman

Newsdesk Black Sister Network, Ivory Tower 29th July 202029th July 2020race and gender inequality, transforming the ivory tower 0 Comment

This eagerly awaited successor to the ground-breaking Inside the Ivory Tower immediately resonated with me, by way of the writer of the foreword: Professor of Criminology and Sociology, William “Lez” Henry.

← Previous