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TU Delft inclusion week kicks off

TU Delft inclusion week kicks off

 

 

Lectures, workshops and an actual ‘autism experience circuit’: the week of 3 October is Diversity and Inclusion Week at TU Delft. Current topics such as social safety, unconscious bias and inclusive design will pass by. For the opening, TU Delft enlisted journalist Joris Luyendijk, among others. In a book he questioned his own privileged position, which caused a lot of controversy.

 

  • The opening takes place in the TU Delft Library from 12:20 and can also be followed online. Read the website for more information.
  • The Diversity and Inclusion Week programme can be found here.

     

Editor in chief Saskia Bonger

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