As part of this year’s programme, the Business School will be hosting virtual drop-in sessions, in-person coffee and cake gatherings, and a consultative conversation focused on shaping a more Pride+ inclusive culture at Cambridge Judge. These activities are designed to create space for dialogue, reflection learning and community connection.
Pride Month is an opportunity for all members of our community to come together in support of LGBTQ+ inclusion and to help strengthen a culture where everyone feels respected, valued and able to thrive. Each year, Pride month in June forms a vital part of the Business School’s activities to create a welcoming environment that fosters inclusion for everyone.
Pride Month 2026 activities at Cambridge Judge
Follow the links below to find out more about and register for the Business School’s Pride Month 2026 activities:
4 Jun
Pride coffee and cake
11:00-15:00
12 Jun
Pride coffee and cake
11:00-15:00
24 Jun
Pride Culture: A Consultative Conversation
12:00-13:00
24 Jun
Pride Clubs and Associations Mingle
13:00-14:00
This mingling session brings together Pride-focused student groups and networks in efforts to build a wider and more supportive community, and to provide a space to exchange ideas, share experiences and explore practical actions that business schools can take to foster meaningful and inclusive Pride cultures.
24 Jun
Meet student reps
11:00-12:00 and
14:00-15:00
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