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Privacy Policy

How we process and protect your data

This policy describes how Sean McWhinnie trading as Oxford Research and Policy processes and protects your personal information. We may process your personal information if you take part in an Oxford Research and Policy event, project, work within clients, subscribe to our newsletter, volunteer or work with Oxford Research and Policy.

We will never rent or sell your personal data for commercial purposes and will only ever disclose your data if we are required to do so by law. Other than processes required by the core function of our business, we will only ever use your data for specific purposes with your consent.

About Oxford Research and Policy

Oxford Research and Policy is a team of independent consultants and changemakers passionate about equality of opportunity in Science, Engineering and Technology. Our clients and partners choose us for our unique combination of hands-on expertise and an unrivalled knowledge base.

Action plans based on our strategies are driving change at sectoral, national and international level.

Our vision is to see science, engineering and technology educators and employers build inclusive cultures where each person can have the opportunity to thrive, perform and be their best every day.
Our mission: to bring together the science, engineering and technology community using our tools and strategies to build inclusive and productive environments.

Why does Oxford Research and Policy process data?

Oxford Research and Policy facilitates the creation and sharing of knowledge, skills, ideas and best practice in diversity and inclusion. We can be a central point of advice, support and training working nationally, across Europe and worldwide. Oxford Research and Policy processes data in the normal course of its business.

What information do we hold about you?

Personal data is any data that identifies you as an individual. If you have been in touch with us before, perhaps through involvement at an event, taking part in a project, through general enquiries about an ongoing relationship with Oxford Research and Policy, providing consultancy, services, or through face-to-face meetings and exchanging business cards, we hold the personal data you have provided us on our GDPR compliant services that may include Eventbrite, Freeagent, Mailchimp and SurveyMonkey or other tools as well as within our secure Office 365 service from Microsoft.

This personal information may include your name, email address, postal address of your place of work, telephone number, mobile number, affiliated organisations and job title. The amount of information will vary depending on the way in which Oxford Research and Policy is interacting with you.

The way in which your information is processed depends on the method and purpose of your contact with Oxford Research and Policy.

Keeping your information safe and up-to-date

Your data is held on a secure database with a trusted provider who meets our high ethical standards and complies with Oxford Research and Policy data protection and information security requirements and procedures. We will not share your information with a third party or transfer information to a country or territory outside the EEA (European Economic Area) unless that country or territory ensures an adequate level of protection for the rights, and freedoms of data subjects in relation to the processing of personal data. In the unlikely event that personal data needs to be transferred outside the EEA, your personal information will be anonymised.

Any of our sub-contractors are required to adhere to Oxford Research and Policy confidentiality, data protection and information security requirements and procedures.

We are committed to making sure we have the most current information for you. We will take all reasonable steps to ensure that your personal data is accurate and up-to-date, and our membership data is reviewed annually. However, if it is the case that our records are out-of-date, please do let us know of your new circumstances and we will change your details on our system. Please contact us: info@oxfordresearchandpolicy.co.uk

Your rights

You always have the right to:

• Be forgotten: You may request that Oxford Research and Policy deletes all data on you without undue delay.
• Object: You may prohibit certain data uses.
• Rectification: You may request that incomplete data be completed or that incorrect data be corrected.
• Access: You have the right to know what data about you is being processed and how.
• Portability: You may request that personal data held by Oxford Research and Policy be transported to another similar organisation.

We are very happy to stay connected, so please get in touch with us. For any data protection queries such as changing or updating the information we hold about you, please directly contact the current data protection officer: Sean McWhinnie as the current data protection officer: sean.mcwhinnie@ oxfordresearchandpolicy.co.uk.  Or contact us by post: 7 Ashton Common, Steeple Ashton, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 6DY