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How diversity can improve your research strategy
Past Event
Tue, Jun 29, 2021 02:00 PM - Tue, Jun 29, 2021 03:00 PM
Background
Inclusive cultures are at the heart of innovation and of excellent research. The Inclusion Helix supports the creation of inclusive research environments, both for the researchers involved and as part of the research being undertaken.
Research is never done in a vacuum. International collaborations are the new normal in research, which leads to ever more diverse research teams. Simultaneously, universities, funders and policymakers are increasingly recognizing diversity across a range of protected characteristics; including gender, race, sexuality, ability, age, ethnicity and culture.
Recognizing the value of cultural diversity is a first step in attracting the best talent no matter their background, in ensuring more innovative projects and fostering greater societal impact. The next step is making inclusion and diversity work and maximizing its benefits. That is what the Inclusion Helix is all about.
The Inclusion Helix is committed to exploring how personal characteristics and international culture can be applied, enhanced and recognized in applications, research projects, research teams, collaborations and all other parts of a research project’s lifetime.
The Helix has a particular focus on gender because it is a cross-cutting theme of Horizon Europe, and with that its requirements for Gender Equality Plans. However, our aim is to move beyond gender and create truly inclusive research environments that understand, appreciate and impact the world in all its diversity.
Members will be invited to webinars, share best practice, form partnerships and collaborate on funding proposals and projects.
Natalia Grzomba
Helix Manager
"Excellent research requires thriving researchers, and inclusion is at the heart of effective international research excellence. Join us as we explore and implement the benefits of an inclusive research environment."
Jakob Feldtfos Christensen
Helix Leader
Organisations
DIVERSIunity
Leading Organisation
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University of Copenhagen -
Fundacio Institut d'Investigacio Biomedica de Girona Doctor Josep Trueta (IDIBGI) -
National University of Ireland, Galway -
Technological University Dublin -
Open University
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