Author name: Alyson Malach

In the ever-evolving landscape of the professional world, the value of diversity is not just a buzzword – it’s a strategic imperative. If your company is finding itself surrounded by familiar faces, it’s time to consider why. Perhaps the doors to diverse talent remain closed, or worse, potential candidates are hesitant to even knock. Breaking […]

Sexual harassment is a pervasive issue that undermines the well-being and productivity of individuals within workplaces.  It encompasses unwelcome behaviour of a sexual nature that creates a hostile or intimidating environment for the victims.  The impact of sexual harassment extends beyond the immediate incident, often causing emotional distress, damage to mental health, and hindrance to

As we approach the end of 2023, it’s a fitting moment to look back at the positive developments that have brought us closer to dismantling patriarchal norms and fostering gender equality. In this blog post, we’ll revisit eight key insights that have emerged throughout the year, shedding light on various aspects of women’s experiences and

Introduction: Names have a fascinating way of shaping our perceptions and understanding of the world around us. Whether it’s the cities we inhabit, the people we encounter, or even the labels we use for ourselves, names carry significance beyond their mere phonetic sounds.  In this blog post, we delve into the realm of names, exploring

In today’s fast-paced and diverse workplaces, the importance of fostering inclusivity cannot be overstated. The recently unveiled Pearn Kandola Religion at Work Report 2023 has shed light on the challenges faced by employees in expressing their religious beliefs at work. Here, we delve into the insights provided by the report and EDUK offer 10 practical

Introduction: In the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary workplaces, the chorus celebrating diversity as a catalyst for innovation and success has grown louder. Yet, the recently published Pearn Kandola Religion at Work Report 2023 has cast a spotlight on a critical facet that often languishes in the shadows – the obstacles hindering employees from freely expressing

Introduction:Institutional Racism, coined by activists Stokely Carmichael and Charles Vernon Hamilton in 1967, gained prominence with the Mcpherson Inquiry in 1999. Despite several reports exposing the pervasive discrimination, there remains a disturbing prevalence of institutional racism in various sectors. Historical Context:The Mcpherson Inquiry, Public Health reviews, and the Race Disparity Unit highlight the widespread impact

In a recent BBC Three documentary, the British Army faces scrutiny over the pervasive issue of racism within its ranks. The spotlight is on the heartbreaking experiences of individuals like David Nkomo, whose promising military career was cut short by racial harassment. David Nkomo’s StruggleJoining the Army in 2009 with dreams of service, David faced

From the Civil Service Blog by Zamila Bunglawala – Link One thing I’ve noticed working in the Cabinet Office’s Race Disparity Unit is how many different ways there are to refer to people from ethnic minorities.  It’s true that, in government, we create new acronyms and initialisms on a regular basis, and rightly too – they can