Editor's letter: Celebrating inclusion

Diversity features in this week's issue

Lauren Mason
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This week marks National Inclusion Week, which is designed to celebrate, share and inspire everyday inclusion across companies globally.

Now in its ninth year, the campaign for 2021 is #UnitedForInclusion, which founding firm Inclusive Employers hopes will create a platform for firms to work together to become "a force for change and action".  "By working together we can be most effective in our response to these challenges," the organisation said. "We will have open conversations. They may be challenging and uncomfortable, but they will drive change and inspire action." Advocates for inclusion and diversity often express the importance of open discussion and storytelling - with The Diversity Project's wonderful new...

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