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At this seminar, ‘Queering the Pitch?’ Male Survivors and Conflict-Related Sexual Violence’, on 2 November, hear from Professor Chris Dolan, Global Sustainable Development, about the multiple ways in which the phenomenon of sexual violence against men - and the realities experienced by the survivors produced by that violence – destabilise established understandings of how such violence works, who is victimized by it, and how and why it needs to be tackled. It then looks at how this destabilisation in turn challenges us to reconsider core assumptions about the relationship between data and intervention.

Explore the challenges that many women face in universities and how to overcome them in this from jobs.ac.uk, taking place on 10 November.

Join a focusing on the learning outcomes from the Coventry UK City of Culture 2021 intensive independent research programme, led by the 91Ó°ÊÓÆƽâ°æ and Coventry University with local artists, communities and citizens. The day, on 25 November, will look ahead to researching Coventry’s legacy programme and the opportunities for Bradford UK City of Culture 2025.

If you travel to campus using the A46 Stoneleigh Junction, you may wish to find out more about the road diversions planned to be in place between 24 October and 26 November, while Warwickshire County Council make safety and traffic flow improvements.

The roll out of Microsoft Defender for Endpoint on all managed Windows computers will begin this week, replacing Kaspersky Anti-Virus. Laptop users working off-campus should continue to connect to the VPN at least once a week to pick up the change. Find out more in this IT Services news item.

Share your experiences of life in the UK with a visiting student from the Department of Applied Linguistics. If you live near to the University, in the south of Coventry or Kenilworth, you could be eligible to host a student for a short period of time, from 2 weeks to 3 months, and receive payment for this. Watch a short video to find out more.

Hear from Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor, on our package for supporting our community. 

Professor Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor, catches up with us following the start of term address.

Apply before Thursday 20 October to be a part of the staff development programme on Tackling Racial Inequality at Warwick. Participants are also invited and encouraged to engage with supporting materials, foster healthy discussions and take part in the Anti-Racist Pedagogy Teaching Forum.