Equality and diversity The EUI aims to achieve equality, inclusion and belonging for every individual, and in particular those who face systemic barriers and discrimination in our society. Read more Equality and diversity
EUI Policy on Harassment, Sexual Harassment, and Bullying The EUI is committed to creating a stimulating and supportive learning and working environment that is free from discrimination and harassment. Read more EUI Policy on Harassment, Sexual Harassment, and Bullying
Resources & initiatives Learn more about our current activities and access relevant resources in this area. Read more Resources & initiatives
Disability and special educational needs The EUI is committed to maximizing accessibility to services, resources and activities for all members and visitors. Read more Disability and special educational needs
Celebrating Pride 2024 at the EUI On the occasion of Pride Month 2024, members of the EUI community took part in a series of initiatives and events in support of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, non-binary, intersex, asexual, and queer rights, emphasising the Institute’s ongoing commitment to equality and inclusion. Read more Celebrating Pride 2024 at the EUI
EDI podcast | Stories of Pride: from protests to parades In celebration of Pride Month 2024, Benno Gammerl, EUI Professor of History of Gender and Sexuality, and Monica Morado Vásquez, PhD researcher in Gender and Sexuality and History of Emotions, discuss Pride Month's origins and its significance for the LGBTQIA+ community. Read more EDI podcast | Stories of Pride: from protests to parades
African School of Regulation: a conversation with the new Director and the team The EUI welcomes the recently appointed Director of the African School of Regulation (ASR), Frederick Nyang, marking a new phase for the school currently hosted at the Schuman Centre. Read more African School of Regulation: a conversation with the new Director and the team
Interview with Beata Javorcik, Oxford's first female Economics Professor In the second episode of a series spotlighting accomplished female economists working in international organisations, Beata Javorcik, Chief Economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, delves into economic theories and her career trajectory. Read more Interview with Beata Javorcik, Oxford's first female Economics Professor