Case Studies
Championing Trans, Non-Binary and Non-Gender Employees within the Workplace
Around 0.2% of the UK population identify as trans, and 0.1% as non-binary or other gender according to the census. This case study discusses fostering an inclusive and welcoming culture for trans, non-binary, and non-gender employees.
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How King’s College London are Supporting Female STEM Students
Women are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and maths, across all levels of education and employment. King’s College London is taking a multi-faceted approach to change this.
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National Plans and Guidance for Offender Management
Covid-19 posed a dangerous threat to prisons, with the environment being a perfect breeding ground for the virus. This article examines the governments' immediate response, and the potential long-lasting impacts to offender management.
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Communicating with Hard-to-Reach Groups Through a Whole Community Approach
Birmingham is one of Britain’s most diverse cities with 40% of the population from non-white British backgrounds. These groups are often disengaged from public messaging. Through championing local people, the council aimed to rectify that problem.
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How Charities can Diversify their Income Streams through Private Sector Partnerships
Charities lost roughly £5 billion in funding during the Covid-19 pandemic. Diversifying their income streams away from reliance on traditional donations is vital in their survival. Strong private sector partnerships have helped Mental Health UK thrive in challenging times.
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Putting Research & Development at the Forefront of University Funding
Universities are at the forefront of innovation in the UK economy, but Covid-19 put that at risk. This article explores the governments’ efforts to keep university R&D departments afloat, and Research England’s strategies for success.
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How London is Leading the way with Electric Vehicle Infrastructure
Electric vehicle infrastructure is dominating conversations surrounding urban town planning. London is currently leading the way in the UK, but how is the City preparing for the expected explosionve growth in EV usage in the next ten years?
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