The obsession the Reform party has with DEI is keeping us curious

Here we identify a number of priorities that we believe, collectively, organisations and leaders should focus on this year.

Our new report explores thoughts and feelings towards diversity and inclusion in 2021.

It’s a big question with no straight answer (pardon the pun). To get a handle on it we’re looking to those inside our business and beyond.

What should we expect when it comes to diversity on the screen in 2021? Netflix’s new period drama Bridgerton has highlighted this question.

Be prepared to support and engage with the same people you’re talking about in October, year-round.

Far better than staying silent, use this time to get feedback on past comms, and create the right space to be challenged and learn.

Instead of organising another panel talk on diversity, consider other types of events that could lead to more productive conversations.

Remember that Black History Month should focus on supporting communities and not on how your company can cut costs.

Businesses should be focused on their own strategy to work out what they can offer Black communities, rather than the other way around.

Hold a mirror up to your organisation and be prepared to realise, acknowledge and then take action.

A powerful campaign is backed by purpose and a genuine desire to support Black communities and the diversity within them.

Without the right planning, essential voices are more likely to be left out and content runs the risk of being viewed as tokenistic.

Are the institutions that shape so many British leaders doing enough themselves to help eradicate racism?

The Unmistakables director, Simone Harvey shares her perspective on being Black in the midst of BLM.

‘BAME’ continues to be used and thought of as the way to address Black people and the injustices they face right now.

Every relationship needs healthy and respectful boundaries, including our relationships with both work and colleagues.

Many of the more serious coronavirus crisis issues facing marginalised communities have been left behind.

This year’s Ramadan is going to radically change the patterns and behaviours of billions of Muslims.

For this week’s Nicerlation, we want to talk about productivity. Or more specifically how to be unproductive…