Cancel culture has become the expected knee jerk reaction to anyone who says or does the wrong thing. But cancel culture doesn’t have to be the only way. Here’s how American singer-songwriter took accountability and action when the disability spoke up about an ableist song lyric of hers.
What to do when you get it wrong
November Diversity Dictionary Roundup
October Diversity Dictionary Roundup
October marks Black History Month in the UK. This year more than ever, organisations and individuals had the responsibility to truly educate themselves not only on Black British history but how Black British history is British history. With that in mind, October’s Diversity Dictionary offerings are words and concepts that shed some light on global experiences of Black people and people of colour.
September Diversity Dictionary Roundup
As some of us made the slow return to the office or workplace, we spent September’s #DiversityDictionary looking at words that critique certain attempts at diversity, equity and inclusion. It can be very easy for organisations to take superficial action without creating meaningful change that truly challenges the systems and structures that create inequity in the first place.
3 Tips For All Founders On The Changing Narrative
It’s always an honour to be invited to speak at events, and last Wednesday 17th July, Roshni and I were invited to speak at Good Girls Eat Dinner 4th birthday party. Founded by award-winning Creative Director Jo Wallace, Good Girls Eat Dinner’s sole mission is ‘to provide inspirational, kick ass, female role models across the creative industries’ and the room was filled with just that…