Tackling inequality: a new social contract for a new era
The UN Secretary General has called for a response to the pandemic that creates equal opportunities for all and respects the rights and freedoms of all
Reducing inequality
Inequalities exists in terms of age, disability, sex, class, race, religion, ethnicity, income and opportunity.
They hold back societies, and threaten economic growth. We cannot achieve sustainable development without combating inequality.
The experiences of people with disabilities show we need a new understanding of urban safety
Research demonstrates the complexity of urban safety and highlights the importance of considering disabled people’s experiences.
The Paralympic Games fails to increase disabled people’s participation in sport
Although the Paralympics is an inspiration to many, it reportedly does not realistically encourage disabled people to become involved in sport.
Laurence Fox: Thanks for letting me talk about the inequality rife in UK’s entertainment industry
Reports show the complete lack of diversity in the film, television and radio industries, yet some people are still in denial of these inequalities.
Break the class ceiling to deliver equal opportunities
Bias against working class people is holding back productivity in the UK
UN ‘determined to lead by example’ on disability rights: Guterres
As December 3 marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, there is no better time to raise awareness about, and encourage, disability inclusion.
Making inclusion the everyday
There is an urgent need for UK businesses to update their approaches to diversity and inclusion.
Eradicating poverty in Africa
A new World Bank reports points the way for poverty to be reduced in Africa