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Minoritised workshop- supporting Muslim students-20250320_133604-Meeting Recording.mp4Supporting Muslim Health and Social Care Students- March 20th 2025
Supporting Muslim Health and Social Care Students- March 20th 2025
Practice Placement Experiences of Minoritised Students- 20th Feb 2025
Practice Placement Experiences of Minoritised Students- 20th Feb 2025
Racially minoritised students have poorer experiences of placement than their White peers. This is a presentation of the findings from research on those experiences and what can help. Following this a discussion of some actions that are being planned here at Sheffield Hallam and how you can contribute.
Link to recording is here
4th Sheffield Diverse Voices in Health Conference 2024
The Nursing & Midwifery and Allied Health Professionals Minoritsed group along with Uni of Sheffield BAME medics society (Pictured above) arranged our 4th annual conference with some inspiring speaker as below
Session 1 - First speaker Dr Ahmed-Landeryou
Session 1 - First speaker Dr Ahmed-Landeryou
The first part if session 1 was about setting the scene and what decolonising means in health. Understanding the terminology and why we need to decolonise.
Session 1 - Second Speaker Professor Soltani
Session 1 - Second Speaker Professor Soltani
Prof Hora Soltani discussed Striving for an equitable maternal and neonatal health from the perspective of migrant women and demonstrated the impact of a colonised health care system on women of colour
Passcode for Session 1 recording - B.K8.#X5
Session 2 - Professor Calvin Moorley
Session 2 - Professor Calvin Moorley
Prof Moorley discussed the steps we need to take to decolonising whilst recognising the barriers in health education
Passcode for session 2 recording - U%D96tiF
Our AHP/N&M Minoritised student co leads - SHU Diversity & Inclusion Inspirational Student winners 2024
An amazing evening with many worthy winners, Asli Garane also won the Hallam Spirit Award !
Well done Asli, Iye, Haadiya & Ray - well deserved and recognition of the valuable work you do
Dame Elizabeth Anionwu
Dame Elizabeth Anionwu
An insightful and inspiring discussion with Dame Anionwu on Breaking Barriers: A Dynamic Discourse on Leadership & Diversity
Microaggression Workshop - 18th Jan 2024
Microaggression Workshop - 18th Jan 2024
Microaggressions have a direct impact on the mental health, emotional and psychological wellbeing of racially minoritised students.
For those who were unable to attend, click below for the recording of this microaggression workshop.
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Well being workshop - 19th Dec 2023
Well being workshop - 19th Dec 2023
Reanna Thach (college student well being adviser) discussed the experiences of being racially minoritised and managing your emotional well being. Reanna provided some relatable insights and discussed tools and ways to manage so that we can thrive rather than just survive.
Here is the link to book into see a well being adviser which you can also access via your My Hallam page - https://www.shu.ac.uk/wellbeing
You can view the workshop here
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Haadiyah Abdullah (Student Co-lead) along with students from across nursing and Midwifery and Allied health professionals came together to launch the new prayer room and ablution facility on level 6 of the Robert Winston Building.
RWB Muslim Prayer room Open Event - 5th Dec 2023
RWB Muslim Prayer room Open Event - 5th Dec 2023
The initial request was forwarded by Shirley Masterson-Ng (AHP) as students had raised the issue of no facility in RWB. Ifrah Salih (AD&I) then pursued this and pushed it to the attention of the multi-faith team and supported them in identifying appropriate rooms. Haadiya and Naheeda were then involved in ideas to set up and what was needed. Haadiya then led on the fantastic launch event with a number of students as pictured above - well done !
They had tours of the facilities and raised money for the Gaza humanitarian crisis by selling food, drinks and crafts - they raised over £500 !
Thank you to all who stopped by
Edel Cardiff and Emma Roderick (Mental Health Nursing Lecturers) shared the allyship journeys
Edel Cardiff and Emma Roderick (Mental Health Nursing Lecturers) shared the allyship journeys
Click here to view the recording
Click here to view the recording
29/11/23
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Our amazing student co leads led our first workshop for this academic year and talked about their experiences as students
Oct 2023
Sheffield Diverse Voice in Healthcare 3rd Annual Conference 2023 - Breaking The Glass Ceiling
Day 1 Nuzrath Mowlana - Diversity and Inclusion Specialist
This first session explored navigating our identities in our personal and professional lives. Very empowering.
Day 2 - Three inspiring leaders of colour share their journeys
Stacy Johnson MBE - Associate Professor Uni of Nottingham teaching & researching inclusive leadership. Founder & CSO The Reverse Mentoring Practice Ltd
Odeth Richardson - Head OT at NUTH, Chair of Council RCOT/BAOT, Cultural Ambassador, Charity Trustee
Loretta Oduware Ogboro-Okor - Author, Humanitarian, Motivator, Educationist, Women & Youth Advocate, Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
Turkey/Syria Fundraiser - 2nd March 2023
Turkey/Syria Fundraiser - 2nd March 2023
A series of devastating earthquakes have hit southern Turkey and north-west Syria killing at least 47000 people and injuring many more. People have been left without shelter in freezing winter conditions. Access to clean water will likely be a challenge, bringing the risk of cholera and other diseases. Disasters Emergency Committee charities and their local partners are among the first responders, working with locally-led relief efforts to ensure people have food and clean water. Nursing & Midwifery/AHP Minoritised held a fundraiser in the Heart of the Campus (Collegiate Crescent Campus) on Thursday 2nd March 2023. There was a bake sale, used book sale, craft activities, henna art & competitions. With the help of colleagues and students we raised £1200 !!!!
Health & Social care racialised student experiences in practice learning: A literature review
Health & Social care racialised student experiences in practice learning: A literature review
By Shirley Masterson-Ng
By Shirley Masterson-Ng
28th Feb 2023
Online event by Shirley who presented findings from a literature review and discussed future recommendations supporting students of colour on placement. A very insightful and thought provoking event
2NMM.AHPM Workshop content Role Models Oct 2022.pptxOctober 19th 2022
Link to recording here
Wednesday June 22nd, 2022
Exposed is a ground-breaking documentary that combines the stories of Black, brown and migrant nurses and
midwives to speak about their powerful experiences of racism before, during and after the pandemic.
Creative Writing Workshop
Creative Writing Workshop
Wednesday March 16th, 2022
Creative writing enables people to tell their stories in a way which means something to them and which provides an opportunity to communicate what something felt like. It engages our memories and feelings and our need for self-expression. Open to all whether you have witnessed or experienced racism.
This workshop introduced some easy writing techniques to help one feel relaxed about writing!
The main focus was to write about times when one had experienced racist behaviour or micro aggressions in their student / staff life at the university. No one was expected to share any of their writing unless they wanted to.
December 7th 2021 - Academics of Colour
Here is a recording of Naheeda Rehman, a Lecturer in Child Nursing, and Anurag Bhatnagar a Physiotherapy Lecturer who spoke about their journey into higher education and their role as an academic, the barriers and positive experiences of their time as an academic and what is it like to navigate their way through academia.
Link to zoom recording here
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November 1st 2021
A recording of an interview with an OT of colour, Mehvish Gill, who was a 2020 graduate.
Link to zoom recording here
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Sheffield Diverse Voices in Healthcare 2021
Sheffield Diverse Voices in Healthcare 2021
Link to zoom recording here
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February 11th 2021
Link to zoom recording here
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January 13th 2021
This was a workshop led by Nuzrath Mowlana
Nuzrath Mowlana ( SHU Muslim Faith Advisor) delivered a talk titled “Navigating your Identity”. With a focus on support in placement in relation to culture and beliefs.
This session was not recorded at the request of Nuzrath
December 11th 2020
Link to zoom recording here
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November 6th 2020
Noma Makhanda talks about her Freedom To Speak Up Champion Role at RDaSH
Link to zoom recording here
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August 6th 2020
Link to zoom recording here
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