Author name: Alyson Malach

Windrush Day 2026: Remembering the Past, Recognising the Present, Shaping the Future

22 June 2026 Windrush Day is a time to honour the generations who travelled far from home to help build modern Britain. Their resilience, contribution and legacy continue to enrich our communities and strengthen our nation. Foreword Every year on 22 June, the United Kingdom marks Windrush Day, a national day of reflection, remembrance, and […]

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What Would Happen if the Public Sector Equality Duty or Equality Act 2010 Were Scrapped?

Why Equality Protections Matter Over the past few years, there has been increasing debate about whether equality legislation and duties placed on public bodies should be reduced, reformed, or removed altogether. Two of the most significant frameworks that support fairness and inclusion in the UK are the Equality Act 2010 and the Public Sector Equality

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GDPR Just Changed: What Organisations Need to Know in 2026

The world of data protection is evolving once again. While the core principles of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) remain unchanged, regulators and policymakers across Europe are proposing reforms designed to simplify compliance, reduce administrative burdens, and address emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI). For employers, education providers, charities, public bodies, and businesses,

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Understanding the New Draft Equality Act Code of Practice (2026)

The UK Government and the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) have published a new draft Code of Practice for services, public functions, and associations under the Equality Act 2010. This matters because the Code explains how organisations should apply equality law in practice — including schools, colleges, councils, charities, businesses, leisure providers, and membership

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Muslims in the UK: Representation, Contribution and Breaking Stereotypes

There are approximately 3.9–4 million Muslims living in the UK, representing around 6.5% of the population in England and Wales according to the 2021 Census.   Yet public conversations about Muslims in Britain are too often shaped by misinformation, stereotypes or fear rather than evidence.  The reality is that British Muslims contribute significantly across healthcare,

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Beyond “Unconscious Bias”: What the Science of Racism Means for NHS, Policing, Education and Employers

EDUK Professional Insight Blog Foreword At Equality and Diversity UK (EDUK), we often hear organisations describe racism as an issue of “unconscious bias” alone. While unconscious bias is real and evidenced within research, reducing racism solely to something people are unaware of can unintentionally weaken accountability, minimise harm, and prevent meaningful organisational change. An edited

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Antisemitism: Media and accountability lessons for us all

When Political Commentary Crosses the Line What employers, educators, and organisations must learn about antisemitic imagery, accountability, reputation, and workplace culture Disclaimer The image featured in this article is a screenshot of a social media post circulating online at the time of writing. It is included for the purpose of discussion, education, media literacy, and

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