Discrimination hasn’t disappeared — it’s evolved. In 2026 it often shows up through “neutral” policies, hostile banter framed as debate, and systems that quietly block progression. This post breaks down direct, indirect, and structural discrimination, then sets out practical actions for individuals, teams, and leaders to stand together, build psychological safety, and make exclusion less possible in everyday workplace decisions.
The concept of Intersectionality is used to describe the ways multiple forms of discrimination intersect or overlap, coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw in the 1980s. Read the article to learn more about the term.
Unconscious biases subtly shape our attitudes and actions, affecting our decision-making processes, interactions, and policies at work. These everyday biases might seem harmless, but they can significantly hinder diversity, inclusion, and fairness in our workplaces. This thought-provoking blog post introduces the powerful 'Flip it to Test it' method to help identify and mitigate these biases. It delves into the impacts of everyday bias, offers concrete examples, and provides actionable solutions for creating a more inclusive business environment. Start your journey towards a bias-free workplace by flipping the script today.
The tribunal case between Mr K Lister and New College Swindon accentuates the critical balance between respecting individual beliefs and ensuring fairness and inclusivity within the workplace, offering valuable lessons on the importance of clear, equitable procedures and open dialogue.
Striving for Fairness: Navigating Inequities in Business Join Joanne Lockwood and her guest Pamela Permalloo Bass in a thought-provoking conversation about fairness, equity, and the challenges of striving for inclusivity in businesses and organisations, with references…
Explore the effects of bigotry on transgender and nonbinary individuals, rooted in fear and ignorance. Learn how historical context and social dynamics perpetuate marginalisation.



















