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There's
still time to book your place at our UNIfy Festival events!
The University of Bradford
UNIfy Festival 2024 began yesterday, showcasing a series of interactive
workshops, performances, and events designed to celebrate and
exchange projects from both the University and the wider district.
Explore the detailed lineup of activities below and secure your
spot today to ensure you don't miss out on this experience.
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Theatre in
the Mill presents… You’re having a laugh! Friday 26 April |
7pm to 9.30pm
SOLD OUT
Join us for a night of laughter at UNIfy Festival
2024, where we'll dig into the humorous aspects of diversity and
intersectionality. Bradford, known for its vibrant
multiculturalism, is set to celebrate its rich blend of history and
culture as the UK's City of Culture in 2025.
In collaboration with Theatre in the Mill, this special event will
feature women from the Women’s Comedy Workshops, offering a light
hearted take on exploring the nuances of difference and
intersectionality in our city. The workshops provide a platform for
women and those identifying as female to delve into the world of
stand-up comedy, culminating in a comedy event where each
participant showcases their newfound comedic talents to an
enthusiastic audience. Click here to join the waiting list.
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Menopause
in the Workplace
Tuesday 30
April 2024 | 1pm to 2.30pm | Online
Menopausal women represent the fastest-growing demographic in the
workforce. On average, menopause occurs around the age of 51, and
approximately 80% of women in this phase are employed. Three out of
four experience symptoms, and one in four consider leaving their
jobs due to the menopause challenges.
Come along to ‘Menopause in the Workplace’ and find out: How are
organisations supporting women experiencing menopause? What
resources are accessible to managers and colleagues to support
women navigating this important period of their lives? How do we
create a more inclusive culture? Why is male advocacy important? Book your place here
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1
Question: 99 Answers
Tuesday 30
April 2024 | 6pm to 7.45pm | On Campus
Hosted by Nick Ahad, BBC Broadcaster and
writer, will be asking people to share their thoughts and
experiences on questions like:
Will culture regenerate our city and district?
How do we create greener travel options?
What does the future hold for AI, and how are we addressing ethical
implications?
Join us and share your views or
sit back and listen to the conversation on some of the important
questions affecting the Bradford district. Book your place here.
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