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Eagle London launches adland’s first Black-owned cultural competence consultancy, Eagle Eye
Eagle Eye aims to transform the way brands think about ethnic markets and diversity
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The Planet Vs. Bolsonaro
Global NGO AllRise launches a campaign with 180 Amsterdam to hold Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro accountable for climate crimes
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Why disabled creators should own their own narrative
By Patrick Kane
Transforming the lives of disabled people demands a transformation in attitudes, not an over-reliance on outdated ‘inspiration porn’
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Policy and progress: celebrating those who lead the charge with menopause at work.
By Samantha Frankel and Jules Castenskiold
Bloom celebrates some of the women in the industry who have got the ball rolling on conversation around menopause, implemented policy and worked to make the journey a little easier for the women around them
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Inclusive brands need to include the neurodiverse
Why now is the time for brands to expand the pool of diverse narratives and be more inclusive of those who are neurodivergent.
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Lessons in Inclusive Leadership
By Elly Hulance and Ozoda Muminova
Inclusive leadership isn’t about what you say, it's about how you act.
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“You can’t find peace by avoiding life”
By Nicola Kemp
Get Sh*t Done is back with an IRL event featuring Nana Bempah, Zoe Scarman and Nils Leonard
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Black History Month launches with ‘proud to be’ campaign
By Nicola Kemp
A month of activity aims to focus on celebrating Black British resistance to racism.
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The power of a unique, female, diverse creative lens
Catherine Becker, UK CEO of Freeda Media, on the creative and commercial opportunity of partnering with female creatives, who want to make the internet a more positive space.
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#JustNotBuyingIt calls for big tech to protect consumers
St Luke’s helps Which? to launch provocative campaign holding Tech Giants accountable when it comes to fake reviews
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SEAT and CALM launch ‘The Language of Listening’ to encourage conversations around men’s mental health
By enlisting the help of People Just Do Nothing star Hugo Chegwin, SEAT and CALM use humour to break down the stigma and encourage important conversations
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Ever seen a bus speed to a woman’s plight?
By Jo Wallace
Jo Wallace Global Creative Director at Wunderman Thompson and Founder of Good Girls Eat Dinner, shares a poem reflecting on male violence against women.
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“We need to stop creating for people who aren’t represented in the room.”
By Nicola Kemp
Grace Francis, Chief Experience Officer at Karmarama on radical inclusivity, hiring on attitude and the significance of lived experience.
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Brixton Finishing School’s launches ADventure to attract new talent
Brixton Finishing School joins forces with ad industry heavyweights to launch a schools outreach programme aiming to reach 100K students nationwide