Neurodiversity Is Rising: Moving Beyond Awareness to Authentic Inclusion
We are seeing a powerful cultural shift. From LinkedIn posts to boardroom conversations, neurodiversity is becoming a key component of […]
We are seeing a powerful cultural shift. From LinkedIn posts to boardroom conversations, neurodiversity is becoming a key component of […]
When creating an EDI strategy, data is crucial. If you don’t know information such as the demographics of your staff,
Recruitment is one of the most important aspects of any organisation’s EDI strategy. The people that you hire will affect
When some people hear the word inclusion, their first reaction is “oh, that’s for other people, not me”; but in
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Anyone entering a new workplace is likely to feel nervous and unsure at first – and this feeling is increased enormously for those belonging to a minority group.
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Equality and Diversity in the workplace may seem to some as an afterthought – today we explore why it’s important,
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Here we have one of of clients case study, how we worked with them and the outcomes of our training.
Disparity in pay is present between people of equal skill levels. It is usually due to them having a characteristic such as their gender or disability. However, these people are contributing just as much as their counterparts – so why does the pay gap still exist?
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Since the pandemic, the world has come to realise that mental health is unavoidable. Even if this doesn’t categorise you,
I am a female writing a blog on gender equality and even though I’m on a mission to empower women
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Discussing disproportionality, diversity and inclusion themes within the Criminal Justice System – A case study Who are you? The Office
Below is an open, honest and excellent case study and testimonial from an independent public sector organisation we have been
Diversiti UK are delighted to announce a new member of the team – Alisha Kemp – who will be helping