Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies - statement on the recent disciplinary hearings

Following the recent #shameonyouwarwick debate, we want to express our solidarity with the women affected, as well as with our colleagues and students in the departments more directly involved.

We understand there are confidential aspects to this case that can’t be made public, which may limit our capacity to judge this matter.

But it is crucial that we speak out, especially in the current context in which the university has such a vital role to play as an advocate of rights, well-being and diversity.

We join our peers in the Warwick community to urge the University to stand by these values in words as well as deeds.

Noortje Marres

Head of Department, Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies

University of Warwick