Tag: inclusion

Racism and the black lives matter movement

White privilege – acknowledging, owning and acting

By Jai Thade, L&D Facilitator Mental Health Awareness month has arrived at a time when virtually everybody is acutely facing some stress or the other. We find ourselves without the customary trappings of the outside world to bury ourselves into. With unprecedent restrictions placed on

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A person wearing a mark

Resilience in the face of a Pandemic

By Jai Thade, L&D Facilitator Mental Health Awareness month has arrived at a time when virtually everybody is acutely facing some stress or the other. We find ourselves without the customary trappings of the outside world to bury ourselves into. With unprecedent restrictions placed on

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Aren’t we all differently abled in our own ways?

By Prachi Laddha, Consultant – India Even though it’s broadly accepted that Diversity and Inclusion as a concept is one that brings great benefits to a business, many elements of D&I that come to mind are those that we can see or easily identify. However

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Data, Inclusion and Culture Webinar Insights

Insights from our first of two Webinars focused on Data, Inclusion and Culture. On Tuesday 21st April 1.30pm BST/6pm IST our CEO, Johanna Beresford, hosted a webinar discussion with guest Anil Jalali, Executive Coach and ex-CHRO (CapGemini, IBM) where she asked the question,  ‘How can organisations collect and use data more effectively

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Celebration and Belonging

By Jai Thade, Content Designer Holi has two stages of celebration:   The Holika Dahan – a ritual bonfire around which people gather, perform rituals and pray.   The Rangwali Holi – a free-for-all where people smear each other with coloured powder, drench each other with water, sing, dance, eat, drink and make merry. Then

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Why we need to talk about microaggressions in the workplace

By Dinah Williams, Head of Social Media and Engagement   When I volunteered to write this piece, multiple examples throughout my career came to mind:  “Dinah, you’ll know, what’s the name of the (black) singer/actor/athlete…?”, “You don’t sound black“, Or “Dinah – I went to

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Defining Inclusion over Diversity

By Clare Wimalasundera, PR Director There are so many definitions out there, and the definition of diversity is constantly evolving. Perhaps most simply, Google describes Diversity as “recognising each individual is unique and recognising our individual differences”. When it comes to inclusion, in terms of

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