Contributing Authors – Charlotte James and Clare Harris
Last week was Children’s Mental Health Week, and the theme for this year was ‘Find Your brave’. As a Deputy Head of a large UK Primary School, I have been invited …
By Jai Thade, Content Designer
Last week, we looked at the history and context behind diversity and inclusion in India, with a special emphasis on the issues of Caste, Disability, and LGBTQ Identity. We also briefly touched on a few …
by Prachi Laddha, Mumbai Consultant
Starting with the fundamental issue of gender roles wherein women are seen as child-bearers and men as breadwinners, my first solution is – Redistribution of Responsibility. Indian women …
By Will Nollett, Head of Data and Analysis
Practices induced by this fixation on describing the intangible with the quantifiable are, in many ways, unhelpful. The field of Diversity & Inclusion is no different. D&I is a key focus in today’s …
By Clare Harris, Content Director
As we mentioned earlier, we believe that it is the role of everyone in society to help both prevent the causes of mental ill-health, as well as support those that need some help. As the …
By Clare Harris, Content Director
Let’s start by looking at some of the data:
1 in 6 young people aged 16-24 have symptoms of a common mental disorder such as depression or an anxiety disorder.
Half of all mental health …
by Anonymous
I’m sat here at gone midnight because again my son can’t sleep. He’s suffering from anxiety and as a result, isn’t settling to stay in his bed. He’s 9 years old, and this has been happening for 6 …
by Jai Thade, Content Designer
Around 2 weeks ago, news broke in Indian newspapers about a Mosque in the region of Kerala hosting a traditional Hindu Wedding – one that was performed as per Hindu rituals and was even solemnized …
by Dinah Williams, Head of Social Media and Engagement
The UK tech sector is expanding at an incredible pace, faster than the rest of the UK economy. However, the tech industry is well known to have issues regarding lack of …