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An online event dedicated to advancing inclusive research landscapes and elevating African academics to ensure equity on the global stage. Co-hosted by the Knowledge Equity Network and Open Lunch, this session features Emmanuel Boakye (Founder, African Reproducibility Network) and Jo Havemann (CEO, Access 2 Perspectives), chaired by Nick Sheppard (Open Research Advisor, University of Leeds).
Jointly hosted by Globethics and the Knowledge Equity Network, this session will explore how values-driven Higher Education is creating transformative, equitable impacts on the global stage. This webinar will examine the vital role of ethics, equity, and institutional identity in advancing knowledge equity across different global contexts. We will showcase how HE and research not...
A Knowledge Equity Network event focussing on the challenges, barriers, and opportunities which arise in global collaborations, particularly from a Global South perspective. The event will bring focus to partnerships between Higher Education Institutions within Africa and the Global North.
An open discussion on the Draft Dubai Declaration on Open Educational Resources hosted by the Knowledge Equity Network
In this session, Javiera Atenas (University of Suffolk) and Sandra Schön (Graz University of Technology), in conversation with Chrissi Nerantzi (University of Leeds), reflect on new opportunities to navigate the evolving knowledge landscape, inspiring new Open Education Practices globally.
Public lecture from Peter Baldwin (Distinguished Professor of History at UCLA, California) incorporating an interactive panel discussion. Co-hosted by the University of Hull and the Knowledge Equity Network.
A free programme for people working in extended reality (XR) and virtual production (VP) technologies at UK universities.
The unprecedented interruption to digital services at the British Library has called into question our reliance on online systems to consult medieval manuscripts. In an unexpected twist, the cyber attack simultaneously put the physical manuscripts at the British Library out of reach also. This timely conversation will reflect on the current situation, offering perspectives on...