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Cybersecurity: A petri dish for D&I?

Cybersecurity can be a rewarding sector for women where skills and knowledge are valued over identity, but you must be proactive, says Arcanum Operations Director, Jane Chappell

Hybrid working could lead to discrimination and lack of diversity

Employers must ensure that hybrid working doesn’t leave remote teams, including minority employees, out of the picture

Education is the key to compassionate Intersectional LGBTQ+ inclusion

Shaun Dellenty’s approach to cultural and organisational change for inclusion inspires educators, young people and businesses

Workplace masculinity is enabling sexism and poor male mental health

Workplace masculinity is leading to toxic leadership, sexism with impunity, and poor mental health

Overcoming bias: 3 tips for better insight into your employees and markets

While companies claim to value diversity often they harbour personal and organisational bias limiting access to wider perspectives

Respecting identity will bridge the diversity gap

The Women in Finance Awards’ Woman of the Year 2020 Marisa Hall discusses diversity in the investment sector and the importance of identity.

Women in IT Summit USA Part 1 welcomed intersectional perspectives on female inclusion

A diverse set of speakers featured in the first part of the Women in IT Summit, USA Edition 2021

Why COVID-19 and new tech has changed recruitment and retention

The speakers at our Talent Acquisition & Retention Virtual Summit agreed that the role of recruiters and candidate values have changed since COVID-19

Why stigmas around leadership, talent, and mental health are holding organisations back

Empathetic leadership, openness about mental health and refugee recruitment are just three workplace stigmas Maryam Meddin is tackling through her business The Soke

6 ways leaders can actively lift inclusion barriers

Leaders currently face two barriers – not prioritising inclusion when faced with so much change and being unable to recognise privilege