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Why is this important?

The aim of Diversity Week is to raise awareness about equal and fair treatment of all members of the university. Each employee and student is entitled to a safe environment that supports their success in work and studies. As a university, we value the rights of our members and promote equal treatment by ensuring equal opportunities to work and obtain education for all.

Diversity Week activities:

  • On May 6th, we will post a brief video on social media featuring rectors from Estonia's public universities discussing what diversity means to them.

  • On May 8th, we will release a panel discussion with academics from various fields exploring diversity in academia

Participants: Kadri Aavik (Tallinn University), Marko L玫hmus (Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre), Raili Marling (University of Tartu), Tanja Muravskaja (Estonian Academy of Arts), Merle Ojasoo (Tallinn University of Technology)

Moderator: Johannes Tralla

  • During the week of May 6th, we will share short videos on a range of diversity topics on our social media channels:

- - Christian Veske (Gender Equality and Equal Treatment Comissioner for Estonia)
- - Aune Valk (T脺 Vice Rector)
- - Merle Ojasoo (TalTech Associate Professor)
- - Triin Roosalu (TL脺 Associate Professor of Sociology)
- - Brigitta Davidjants (EMTA Researcher)
- - Marge Monko (EKA Professor)

Diversity week is coordinated by Monica Klaas-K眉tt, Commissioner of Equal Treatment in Tallinn University

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