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Diversity and inclusion expert Steve Butler’s new book on building an inclusive culture

Butler wants to help leaders combat declining diversity initiatives and implement real culture change for underrepresented groups

What does the future hold for race and ethnicity inclusion?

“A fundamental change in approach and shifts to tackle structural racism issues within our systems,” says the CEO of Lumorus

Bethaney Wilkinson on ‘Instagram diversity’ and the base of the inequality iceberg

Bethaney Wilkinson founded The Diversity Gap to help people with good intentions for diversity inspire true culture change in firms – here, she shares her insights on achieving it

Social justice movements are impacting marketing campaigns

Marketers are pursuing more diversity in campaigns, but aren’t collaborating with DE&I professionals

Do it Now Now’s Bayo Adelaja on Black tech founders and beating the ‘boys’ club’ culture

With Black entrepreneurs facing significant barriers to funding, Do it Now Now hopes to change the narrative in tech through better introductions and growth support

Equality and diversity: success is not fighting the fight alone

As we launch The National BAME Health & Care Awards 2022, UNISON’s Rakiya Suleiman’s lived experiences exemplifies its need

English Heritage on mission to diversify London’s blue plaques

Since becoming an independent charity in 2015, English Heritage has increased its efforts to acknowledge more diverse figures in its blue plaques

The Film & TV Charity launches “Let’s Reset” campaign for better workplace mental health

The campaign launch follows the publication of a survey that found 9 in 10 people working behind the scenes in the sector had experienced poor mental health

Music education charity Music Masters launches diversity audit tool

Following its trial last year, the upgraded tool includes written guides to support “good conversation” around diversity and inclusion

New report reveals “trust gap” between Black business community and banks

Respondents cited poor treatment and lack of understanding of lived experiences as reasons why they didn’t deal with banks for funding