This blog explores what diversity training in the workplace entails, why it matters, and how companies can implement effective, meaningful equality and diversity training for staff. It also offers real-world examples, policy insights, and strategic guidance for inclusive training initiatives.

Despite the time and money invested, diversity training often fails to achieve real change. In some cases, it even sparks backlash, meaning that these initiatives end up reinforcing the very biases they aim to dismantle. So, why is diversity training ineffective so often?

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You've implemented Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) training, revised your policies, met all compliances and even considered your workplace to be progressive. But what if, despite your best intentions, hidden biases are still holding your organisation back?

Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) is a concept that has become increasingly prominent in recent years - and it's now a core consideration for both our personal lives and professional environments. But why?

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