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Join the Social Justice SIG for our Annual Meeting to meet others and plan the year ahead. Please join us for this session to talk about what you would like the SIG to do over the next year and have a chance to network with social justice colleagues.
If you have some work or research you would like to share, three-minute slots are available. Please email the SIG Co-convenor John Parkin (john.parkin@aru.ac.uk) if you would like to do this.
This meeting will be hosted online, where you will have the opportunity to network and speak to other SIG members. You must register via this page to receive the link.
| 16:00 | Welcome & Introduction |
| 16:10 | SIG Forum Meeting |
| 17:00 | Event Close |
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