...well as colleagues, they make sure everyone is supported, included, and engaged in their day-to-day. This is not necessarily someone who manages a large team or a whole department; irrespective...
...delivered the keynote speech in a D&I event at the job centre where I was working as a DWP Learning and Development Consultant having recently been promoted prior to being...
...today and it’s the busiest day of the week covering face to face meetings as well as cross Government Digital Inclusion sessions. I had the pleasure of being included in...
...how do people with disabilities really want to be viewed? There is no shortage of famous role models with a disability such as Andrea Bocelli, TV news correspondent Frank Gardner,...
...I’ve supported three Government Ministers at the Department for Transport, and I’ve been promoted to Private Secretary to a Director General. I also volunteer as a wellbeing ambassador for my...
...pension did so online. Today, that figure is a whopping 75%. Team spokesperson Vicky Coatesworth said: “The benefits include an improved customer experience, cheaper maintenance costs and the ability to...
...unique challenges. Today is Young Carers’ Action Day. As part of this event, I wanted to start a conversation across government about the impact that caring responsibilities can have, particularly...
...ill-health. Today marks the beginning of Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) - a week aimed at providing a valuable opportunity to talk openly about all aspects of mental health, with...
Matthew Rycroft, Permanent Secretary at the Home Office, reflects on the diversity of faith and belief communities celebrating and observing religious holidays and festivals during the pandemic, as the new...
...more personal reflections on someone’s life, including more poetry, literature and secular music rather than sermons and hymns. Humanism isn't new In a nutshell, Humanists believe that people have one...
