• Pickets everyday from 8am
  (various locations + main university building)
• Rally everyday at 11am in front of the main university building.
  (Do keep an eye on the weather and prepare for colder/wetter weather than anticipated)

Wednesday 6th March

• 8am – Pickets – various school/dept locations and university main building
• 11am – Rally – in front of the main university building
• 1 pm – 3 pm – Workshop: Civil Rights and Liberties – Dr. Lydia Hayes
  Where?
  Cathays Methodist Church

Thursday 7th March

• 8am – Pickets – various school/dept locations and university main building
• 11 am to 12:15 pm – Rally and march
  with musicians and various invited speakers.
  Where?
  Starting in front of the main university building.

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Strike Programme Week 3 – pdf version

Strike Programme Week 3 – image version:

Strike Program Week 3

Programme of events finished

Monday 5th March

• 8am – Pickets – various school/dept locations and university main building
• 11am – Rally – in front of the main university building
• 12 noon to 1pm.
  Open Meeting: “Question Time”.
  We invited Cardiff University’s VC, Prof. Colin Riordan, to attend and answer questions from staff and students on USS Pensions and Cardiff University’s position.
  Where?
  Bingo Room, Cathays Community Centre, CF24 4HX

Tuesday 6th March

• • 8am – Pickets – various school/dept locations and university main building
  • 11am – Rally – in front of the main university building
  • 11:30am – Standing in silence – a meditation flash mob!
    Everyone invited to participate in an exciting social experiment led by Dr Steven Stanley and Dr Robin Smith – meeting in front of the Main building after the rally.
  • 1pm to 4pm.
    University Matters Teach-out Event – Theme: Mental Health
    – Mental health matters. In this interactive session, participants will have opportunities
    to reflect, with Ben Hannigan, on the organisation of mental health care and the ideas
    and practices encountered within it, and with Lucy Series to consider aspects of the
    legal framework in relation to mental capacity, social care and disability rights. Steven Stanley will then lead a discussion on mindfulness and the cultural politics of the
    present moment, before Michelle Huws-Thomas, Thanasi Hassoulas and Kerry Hood
    turn their (and our) attention to mental health in universities, including student and
    staff wellbeing, and what can be done to make higher education workplaces healthy,
    responsive and supportive.
    Where?
    Bingo Room, Cathays Community Centre, CF24 4HX