
I Extend My Arms 1931 or 1932 by Claude Cahun
Monday 11th July
10:00-14:00
EBC 202 and 203
We are living through a time of great change and discontent the sector and the country. Finding spaces for hope, solace and respect seem even more important then they usually do.
Members of the Fair Access Research project are trying to make just such a space on Monday 11th July.
We are extending our arms to you to invite you all to an event where we share with you our research and find ways work and learn together at a time when partnership is so vital.
During the workshop we will engage in debates and participate in group activities as we work together to make visible the invisible needs of all of our students.
There will be a poster exhibition showcasing the variety of widening participation activities happening across the university.
The workshop is open to staff across all faculties and for professional service staff interested in this area. We want to collectively work to make the university and higher education a more equitable, more socially just place for our students, our selves and our society.
Lunch will be provided.
Here is our invitation. To book a place email awardrop@bournemouth.ac.uk











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