Reiko Murray

Events and Membership Services Officer

With a background spanning charity fundraising, events and membership services, Reiko has spent more than a decade bringing people together through impactful events, partnerships and community engagement. She is passionate about creating opportunities, building relationships and supporting positive social change.

At NEON, she supports events, membership services, and communications, helping to deliver a professional, engaging, and seamless experience for members.

Member-led forums that connect practitioners and drive forward best practice

NEON Working Groups provide space to share insight, collaborate on emerging challenges, and help shape the national conversation on widening access. Members who wish to propose and lead a new Working Group are welcome to get in touch with NEON.

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working groups
Access and Outreach for Disabled Learners

Organised by The University of Law.

Addressing Differential Outcomes for Ethnically Diverse Learners

Organised by the University of Kingston.

Coaching and Mentoring Working Group

Co-organised by Inclusive Futures and Lancaster University.

Establishing Evidence and Measuring Impact

Organised by the Higher Horizons, based at Keele University.

Mature Learners

Organised by the University of the Built Environment.

Estranged Students

Organised by Nottingham Trent University and The University of Warwick.

Primary Age Outreach

Organised by the University of Brighton, University of West London and Lancaster University.

Supporting Access, Success and Progression for Vocational Learners

Organised by Harper Adams University.

Widening Participation in Postgraduate Study

Organised by the University of Leeds.

Get involved

NEON is the professional organisation supporting those involved in widening access to higher education at all levels and in all sectors to affect change in their own organisations and communities.

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