Ahead of Cork Pride celebrations this weekend, colleagues at Tyndall National Institute came together today to celebrate.
Students and staff gathered to show their support for the LGBTQ+ community and to reflect the inclusive culture that is an important part of life at Tyndall. The event was an opportunity to celebrate a workplace where everyone feels comfortable being themselves.
Commenting on the celebrations, Claire Cooke, Head of People & Culture, Tyndall, said:
Pride is an opportunity to recognise and support our LGBTQ+ colleagues while reaffirming our commitment to an inclusive workplace. It was wonderful to see so many people taking part and showing their support today.
Tyndall’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) initiatives focus on creating a workplace culture where everyone can thrive. Through events, awareness activities and ongoing engagement, Tyndall continues to foster an environment where people feel welcomed, respected and supported.
The turnout for today’s event highlights Tyndall’s commitment to inclusion and provides a positive start to this year’s Cork Pride celebrations. 🌈
