The European Institute is committed to supporting and respecting the rights of all individuals within our community.
It is our responsibility to create a safe and inclusive environment for all and to promote diversity, acceptance, and equality within our community.
There are resources available at LSE, such as, Staff Networks and the Peer Mentoring Scheme, that aim to support members of our community who are parents and carers. The LSE's Toolkit and Guide for Parents and Carers are also helpful resources for more information.
The Parents and Carers Network have set up a small peer-to-peer mentoring scheme which is open to all our members. Find out more information about this scheme here.
If you would like to be mentored, or you would like to become a mentor, please email parents.and.carers.network@lse.ac.uk. We would especially welcome offers from people who would like to mentor carers, or can offer to share their personal experiences on topics not mentioned above.
EDI and You
Explore LSE's EDI and You page to navigate inclusion policies, information and support available.
LSE Policy on the Support for Carers
More information about LSE's policy on the support for carers (those who provide unpaid support to family or friends who are older, disabled or seriously ill).
LSE Nursey Partnerships
Find out more information about LSE's partnerships with three local nurseries to support LSE families for quality childcare options close to campus.
Family Friendly Benefits
LSE is committed to actively promoting a family friendly culture in the workplace. In support of this, LSE have set out the variety of family friendly resources available to you as a member of LSE staff.
Working Families
The LSE has a membership with Working Families, the UK's work-life balance charity. Working Families performs a number of roles including providing free legal advice to parents and carers, providing tools to employers to enable them to better support staff, and advocating on behalf of UK parents.
Employers for Carers
LSE has a membership with Employers for Carers, an employers' membership forum with over 200 membership organisations across the public, private and voluntary sectors. Through its membership, the School is developing additional guidance and other resources for staff and managers.
Ethics Code
More information about LSE's Ethics Code, detailing the six core principals underpinning life at LSE.