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‘The industry is moving in a positive direction, but there is still work to be done’
By Tope Onanuga
Tope Onanuga shares five key ways the industry can move toward greater inclusion
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When will we realise, accessibility is for everyone?
By Kate Knowles
Weirdo’s Kate Knowles urges brands to consider accessibility in all aspects of work
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Dear Channel 4
By Marc Allenby
Marc Allenby writes on how Channel 4’s constant strive toward inclusivity has inspired his own work
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DE&I, when done right, can contrast the burnout epidemic
For National Inclusion Week Clockwork Media’s Stefania Paolini shares her experiences in the workplace and tips for more inclusive leadership
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The power of being yourself: nurturing inclusivity in the modern workplace
By James Myers
The 10 Group’s James Myers reflects on LGBTQIA+ inclusion within the industry and considers how we can continue to strive for better
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As a Blind Photographer my message is embrace diversity
By Ian Treherne
A Blind Photographer may sound bewildering, but in reality, my blindness grants me a unique photographic perspective, writes Ian Treherne
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‘Ask, Don’t Assume’ launched to challenge perceptions around disability
By Nicola Kemp
The new campaign, created by M&C Saatchi, is powered by the lived experiences of disabled people.
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Why aren’t you telling us what you’re advertising?
By Nathan Tree
To mark National Inclusion Week MyVision’s Nathan Tree asks why brands are ignoring the two million people in the UK with sight loss
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Join Our Table creates a platform of equity for Black Women in communications
By Nicola Kemp
The new initiative was conceived at this year’s Cannes Lions Festival of Advertising
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‘Being a good ally requires empathy’
By Seb Randle
Seb Randle, Head of Allyship at Bloom North, reminds us to bring our human side to work as we enter National Inclusion Week
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The midlife women who missed the ‘lazy girl jobs’ memo
Covid applied more pressure onto Gen X women who were already burned out and undervalued by their companies, writes Anniki Sommerville.
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Four key steps to starting your ED&I journey
By Ridhi Radia
Ridhi Radia, Head of ED&I, Immediate Media on how to make tangible commitments to drive diversity forward
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You don’t make a culture
Henry Daglish, CEO & Co-Founder of Bicycle London on why you can’t manufacture a strong culture.
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Talk Club teams with Bristol Beer Factory to mark World Suicide Prevention Day
By Nicola Kemp
The campaign promotes ‘Clear Head’ the alcohol-free beer brand which donates 5% of its sales to Talk Club