EDI Contacts
Who to reach out to at LSE and the European Institute
LSE’s EDI Office is the primary contact point for EDI issues throughout the School. Their work is informed by LSE's Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Strategy 2017–2022, which was developed in the context of the Equality Act 2010, , the LSE Ethics Code and the School's Effective Behaviours framework. The EDI office also provides support to a number of staff networks.
The EDI team can be reached at edi@lse.ac.uk.
Find out more about LSE's EDI Office and how to contact them.
Find out more about LSE's EDI Representatives Network and it's members.
The EDI Representatives' Network is comprised of volunteers from each of LSE's academic departments and service units, whose aim is to ensure that equity, diversity and inclusion are championed and advanced effectively at the local level.
Find out more about LSE's Staff Networks; LSE EmbRace, the Gender Equality Forum, LSE Power, DAWN, Spectrum, the Parents and Carers Network, and the ECR Network.
Find out more information about the supportavailable to you at LSE and externally, how to reportan incident at LSE, and informationon LSE policies, identifying incidents, and more.
Find out more about the LSE Safe Contacts Scheme. Safe Contacts offer a confidential 'signposting' service for staff and students who have previously or are currently experiencing some form of bullying or harassment. They will help you navigate the support available and what comes next.
Find out more about the processes for reporting sexual violence, harassment, bullying, hate crime and/or discrimination.
Find out more about the help available at LSE from services dedicated to staff.
Find out more about the help available at LSE from services dedicated to students.
If you have any concerns, or if you have been personally affected, you can contact the Department's EDI Committee either via its chair, Dr Jennifer Jackon-Preece, or anonymously by leaving a letter in the EI’s Professional Services Office, room CBG 7.13. All messages will be managed confidentially.
You are also welcome to email the Head of Department, Professor Simon Glendinning, or the Department Manager, Carl-Ludwig Campbell, directly. The School’s EDI Office is also available to support you.