Dear Paul,
As discussed at the recent HEEON gender
event, ECU is content for university staff to repackage our guidance provided we
are clearly accredited.
Best wishes,
Sarah
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Sent: 03 March 2008 13:38
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Subject: Re: Gender monitoring
Great news!
Are you happy for us to
“re-package” as our own document, with clear acknowledgements?
Paul
Paul Crofts
Equality and
Diversity Officer (Students)
Tel: (01604) 893887
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Sent: 03 March 2008 11:42
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Subject: Re: Gender monitoring
Dear All,
I have spoken to HESA about this issue and
‘indeterminate’ refers to intersex people as opposed to
transgendered people, as a point of clarification.
With regard to monitoring trans people,
our revised ECU guidance on trans staff and students will be available
electronically by tomorrow at the latest. I will email this group as soon as we
have the final version from our designers. There is a whole section devoted to
the monitoring issue.
Best wishes,
Policy Adviser
Equality Challenge Unit
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Sent: 03 March 2008 11:30
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Subject: Gender monitoring
Good morning all,
With the news that the 2007-08
collection the Gender field for HESA has the following valid values:
HESA student record
1 Male
2 Female
9 Indeterminate
HESA Staff Record
F Female
M Male
U Unknown
Would colleagues be willing to share with me
anything their institution is doing in gathering information on transgendered
people? The HESA field descriptions are not ones we are wholly comfortable
with. I have looked at Press for Change's website and note that there is some
advice which others might be interested in also, although this does not answer
the immediate question we are asking:
http://www.pfc.org.uk/node/1408
Any thoughts anyone?
Chris Baxter
Diversity Officer
Student Services
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