Impact beyond Black History Month: Interview with Darren Miller, BBI
Included, the global diversity and inclusion consultancy and the BBI work in partnership, during Black History Month and beyond, to make a tangible impact.
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Inclusive recruitment for London 2012
Included’s Consultant Raafi-Karim Alidina addresses 2020’s Forum on Workplace Inclusion (FWI).
Personal reflection of racism following UEFA Euro 2020 Final
I am exhausted, really exhausted. Not the kind of exhaustion that you can get from working out in the gym or even rushing to meet all the demanding work tasks that we must do. It’s that exhaustion that comes from being emotionally tired – weariness. That emotional exhaustion that doesn’t lift from a good night’s …
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The aftermath of the UEFA Euro 2020 Final
The aftermath of the UEFA Euro 2020 final was a sharp reminder to everyone here at Included of the harrowing realities which give us our purpose as a company. We would like to convey our pride & admiration in the England Men’s team, they embody the inclusiveness we strive to create and sustain. So, you can imagine …
Recognising the dignity of Canada’s indigenous people
Thursday 1 July 2021 is Canada Day – the day celebrating the 154th anniversary of Canada becoming an independent country. Most years, the day is marked with celebrations nationwide with people coming together for BBQs, lawn games, carnivals, pancake breakfasts, volunteer initiatives, and celebratory fireworks. This year, Canada day is happening in a cloud of shame …
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The Silent Army
Reflecting on National Carers Week (7-13 June 2021) really shone a light on the millions of carers in the UK who offer unstinting practical care and emotional support to their loved ones. This silent army of family members (at times including young children) don’t always receive financial support or official recognition, but without whom the existing …
Social Inclusion
Amongst the many issues that the Covid 19 pandemic has surfaced in the UK and in other developed nations, is the widening inequality gap. The inequality gap has always existed, but the pandemic has thrown it into sharp relief. The economic impact is hardest on the poorest sections of society, particularly those working in the …
Systemic Transformation + Personal Transformation = Progress
It is one year and one week since George Floyd was murdered by a racist police officer. The intervening period has seen large scale protest around the world and a long overdue awakening of white people to the injustices that people of colour are subject to. This has resulted in soul searching around the legacy …
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Inclusion and the need for disruption: FWI
Included’s Consultant Raafi-Karim Alidina addresses 2020’s Forum on Workplace Inclusion (FWI).
Walking in allyship
In the past couple of years, the concept of allyship has gained real ground in organisations.