An upate on where to find multi-faith spaces at BCU...
Your feedback expressed concern for BCU's Faith Spaces not being used effecitively. Your VP Equity & Inclusion, Pravjoth Gill, has taken action to ensure that the multi faith spaces are open to use for various faith groups.
Pravjoth has met with BCU's Chaplain Team, Equality & Diversity (EDI) team and committee members of our Faith & Culture Societies to discuss concerns and agree on new provisions throughout the semester. Guidelines have been introduced for all BCU's multi faith spaces so students from various backgrounds can use the space equally. The guidelines will be on display in each of the multi faith spaces.
Where to find multi-faith spaces:
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Curzon Building (C149) - use Curzon B lifts or stairs to the first floor, and turn to your left. The room is situated on the right-hand side
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Millennium Point/Parkside (MP326) - Get to third floor of Millennium Point. You can access from Parkside by crossing the bridge on third/second floors
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Seacole Building, City South (SCT151 and SCT146) - Access on the first floor of the Seacole Building as you go through the corridor near the balcony area
A QR code will be displayed in multi-faith areas where you can provide your feedback our Multi-faith space working group will continue to listen to your feedback and make improvements where appropriate.
Friday Prayer Space
VP Equity & Inclusion has been working with the Pro-Vice Chancellor of Education and BCUSU Islamic Society to identify a suitable space for Friday Prayer, for muslim students. With the current changes to the leadership team at BCU, space is being identified for Friday Prayer for next academic year and we are working with the university on a long-term solution.
In the meantime, these are the current spaces for Friday Prayer:
Click below for more information about faith and spirituality at BCU, or places of worship in Birmingham.
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