Education

National Inclusion Week 2024 is a time dedicated to celebrating diversity, promoting inclusion, and raising awareness about the importance of creating a more inclusive society. These blogs to help guide you through everything you need to know about National Inclusion Week, from its origins and significance to how our community can help your organisation make a lasting impact. This blog is dedicated to the topics of EDI Goals and Policy Strategy.

Plymouth will soon see the opening of a new bar opening on 29 April under the stewardship of award-winning Hip Hop Artist and Includability Ambassador, Toby Gorniak MBE.

Social media apps are successful when: users are engaged and return for more of the same content and when user numbers grow and time spent per session increases.

Our wonderful Official Partners, Hatching Ideas have prepared a handy How To guide on approaching difficult conversations at work when stressed, how to identify when you are stressed and being aware of the situation before you initiate the conversation.

Includability is delighted to welcome Impact Culture as an Official Partner for 2022.

Includability Charity Partners Panathlon won the ‘Sport for Social Change’ award at the Sports Journalists’ Association’s British Sports Awards.

Includability is absolutely delighted to welcome the Moorland Federation as our first Includability Committed Education Setting.

CRM Students has successfully completed an initial 5 Star Verification Process in which they have committed to take the journey toward authentic inclusion by integrating fairness into their company culture and into each stage of their recruitment process by making commitments in the fields of sustainability, mental health, wellbeing, talent management, and diversity and inclusion.

The MP for West Suffolk was diagnosed with dyslexia himself, but not until he had left schooling and was studying at Oxford University. He introduced a Dyslexia Screening Bill and called on colleagues to back “vital” reform.