Religious Diversity and Inclusion

Religious Diversity and Inclusion

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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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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Would You Hide Me? 

Black. Jewish. Unapologetic.  Inspired by the growing fear, trauma and silence surrounding antisemitism in Britain today, and the question many Jewish families are now quietly asking: “Would they hide me?” Opening Poem — The Question We Should Never Have to Ask Would you hide me if they came?If hatred once again had name?If windows smashed

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Keeping Jewish Communities – and All Protected Groups – Safe in UK Education and Workplaces: Actions, Not Words

Across the UK, there has been a documented rise in antisemitic incidents alongside broader hate incidents affecting many protected groups. In law, the Equality Act 2010 is clear: religion or belief is a protected characteristic, and organisations have a legal duty to prevent discrimination, harassment and victimisation. But legal compliance alone is not enough. The

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Listening, Learning and Acting Together: Why are British Jews afraid?

Foreword: This Is Not Abstract – This Is Happening Here Across the UK and here in Greater Manchester recent months have seen a disturbing rise in antisemitic incidents: verbal abuse in the street, intimidation outside places of worship, online harassment spilling into real-world threats, and Jewish individuals being targeted simply for who they are. These

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What the UK’s 2026 Headlines Are Telling Us About Protected Characteristics — and Why Intersectionality Must Shape Our Response

Since January 2026, equality issues linked to the protected characteristics in the Equality Act 2010 have continued to surface across UK policy, public debate, and everyday life. Some have dominated headlines. Others have remained quieter. But together, they reveal something important: Inequality in the UK is not isolated, and it is not experienced one characteristic

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Let’s Not Minimise Lived Experiences — A Call to Listen, Learn and Stand Together

Conversations about race and identity are never easy. They stir deep histories, personal pain, and political responsibility. Diane Abbott’s recent comments on racism and skin colour have sparked debate, discomfort, and reflection. It is not our place to vilify individuals. But it is our responsibility — collectively — to challenge ideas that risk dividing communities

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