How we write about race and ethnicity matters. As civil servants, we need to be as precise as we can in the language we use when describing different ethnic groups, and also in how we develop solutions to address the …
Elysia McCaffrey from Government Equalities Office writes about the work being undertaken in championing positive body image.
Paul Chapman, National Lead for the Return to Practice programme, answers some of your top questions around starting and promoting returner programmes. Paul has supported many allied health professionals and healthcare scientists to return to work.
In this guest blog, Jennifer Smith, Head of Inclusion at British Film Institute, explains the steps being taken to prevent bullying and harassment in the screen industries.
National Carers Week recognises the 6.5 million people in the UK who are caring for a family member or friend with a disability, mental or physical illness, or supporting those who require extra help as they grow older. Nearly half …
Today on International Day of Families we are sharing some advice on initiatives which can help you balance work and family life.
Did you know that the number of women in low skilled and low paid roles is a driver of the Gender Pay Gap? Last month we held a seminar with some of the industry's top academics to understand why.
We want to hear about the experiences of people who have been through efforts to change sexual orientation or gender identity.
Find out more about our commitment to support LGBT voluntary and charitable sector organisations and the funding we have awarded to Consortium to help deliver this aim.
In this blog post, Minister Atkins sets out the ways that employers can take decisive action and close their gender pay gaps.
Penny Mordaunt explains why legalising civil partnerships for all will ensure the law reflects Britain today.
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