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In 2020, St George’s introduced a Black History Month fund which aims to support the delivery of a range of events, activities and projects relating to Black history. This fund is open to both students and staff, including staff-student partnerships. The fund, and the activities relating to it, will run throughout the year, not only during October which is Black History Month. Applicants should use the Black History Month Funding Proposal Form to request funding.
Requests for funding should be made using the Black History Month Funding Proposal Form (Word).
Proposals should be sent to Sanjana Panchagnula (Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Adviser), who will then share these with the review panel.
A funding review panel will meet shortly after each funding call deadline to review the submissions against the aims of the fund. Approval of funding will be made based on how and whether the proposed event, activity or project meets the aims of the fund.
The aims of the fund are to:
The rationale for the amount of funding requested will also be reviewed; proposals must outline what the funding will be used for and include costings to enable the panel to accurately review this.
The panel will review and approve proposals received against the set criteria and will report these to Vanessa Ho (Dean for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion).
The Panel will communicate outcomes directly to applicants within two weeks of the closing date for each call for funding round.
Activities, events and projects supported by this fund must align with the aims of the fund, to:
In addition, recipients of the funding are required to share a brief outline of and feedback from their event, activity or project after completion. These will be collated and shared to showcase usage of the fund, demonstrate its value and to drive further engagement.
Previous funding allocations have supported education and training workshops, as well as on-site displays celebrating our Black and Beyond campaign.
As part of the Black History Month Fund, we supported the Henry Gray Anatomy Society to run an essay competition, exploring the experiences of famous black physicians who contributed towards the field of anatomy. Below are the three winning entries, click on each to read the full essay.
1st place - 'Something the Lord made', Hassan Ahmed (Word)
2st place - 'Ruth Smith Lloyd', Sandra Boles (Word)
3rd place - 'Dr Charles Odamtten Easmon', Bokan Abdul-Obitayo (Word).
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