Racially-motivated violence recently in the United Kingdom has once again exposed deep social tensions that many democracies are struggling to address. The public outrage surrounding the death of Henry Nowak, who was handcuffed by police while fatally wounded after being stabbed, has raised serious questions about policing, public trust, accountability, and equal treatment under the law. At the same time, the brutal …
Last week, the full Federal Court of Australia handed down its much-anticipated decision in Giggle v Tickle and, by all measures, it was one of the most consequential discrimination judgments in many years. The factual background was that “Giggle for Girls”, a social networking app created as a women-only platform and its director Sall Grover …
The push to bring employees back into the office has become one of the defining workplace tensions of the post-pandemic era. For many employers, the office represents more than just a physical location—it is a hub for collaboration, culture-building, and oversight. Leaders often argue that in-person environments foster innovation, strengthen team cohesion, and make it easier to …
A recent Harvard Business Review article, adapted from Genius at Scale (Hill, Tedards & Wild, 2026), examines why scaling innovation has become so difficult inside large organisations. Bridging leaders As complexity increases and technologies such as AI reshape business models, no single function holds all the expertise, authority or legitimacy required to move ideas from …
It’s pride month again folks! While many of us express a desire to be allies to LGBTQIA+ people, it’s important to understand that simply expressing support isn’t enough. Being a genuine ally requires learning, active engagement, and a commitment to self-awareness and growth. Unfortunately, many well-intentioned allies make mistakes that can inadvertently hinder LGBTQIA+ inclusion …
Recently, there has been significant pressure on DEI initiatives, which in turn has led to a worldwide reaction and re-evaluation. In response, many organizations are quietly re‑badging or relocating their DEI teams, hoping to protect the underlying work while reducing risk. There are a variety of reasons this may be happening; in many cases, it …
In a recent article we published our FIVE Framework for building inclusive and high performing organisations. This framework represents an evolutionary move for inclusion and diversity – recognising that this work remains critical for creating fair workplaces where everyone can thrive, whilst ensuring it remains aligned with core business strategy and outcomes. In this article …
Can we even talk about race anymore? Talking about race can be uncomfortable—especially in today’s climate, where the conversation is often politicized and emotionally charged. But despite this discomfort, surveys show that most people still want to engage in discussions about race, diversity, fairness and inclusion. A recent poll found that nearly six in ten …
International Men’s Day, celebrated annually on 19th November, is dedicated to dialogue about the unique challenges that men face. It’s a day that brings attention to critical issues that disproportionately affect men, such as: The weight of societal stigmas around mental health, across a diverse range of struggles, discourages men from seeking help. Globally, men …
Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15 gives us the opportunity to recognize and honour the rich tapestry of cultures, traditions, and histories that define the Hispanic community. Their impact is evident across sectors such as arts, sciences, politics, education, and business, helping shape the cultural and economic fabric of the United States. …