Football and racism have been making headlines lately, and thanks to social media, players are beginning to speak up against racism. Is football just another workplace where modern racism is prevalent? How can we make sure that this discussion

AI: is it bias, and what does that mean for the workplace?

Jun 21st, 2019 45m 6s

Harry and I discussed the role AI has to play in the future of our workplaces and how our bias (conscious or unconscious) can be directly transferred into its algorithms. We also asked how, in order to combat this growing threat, we can all imp

Universities: are they still failing BAME staff and students?

Jun 21st, 2019 42m 1s

Jason and I discussed how racism is still shockingly prevalent on university campuses and is keenly felt by both students and staff. Increased reporting and social media access may even make it feel as though it's getting worse. With simple, cl

Education: trusting children with the truth

Jun 21st, 2019 39m 5s

When should we start teaching children about racism, is it ever too early? Young people are living in the same world; they learn about racial difference regardless. Is proper education about racism and its origins the key to unpicking it? Karen

Leadership: diversity and the tone at the top

Jun 21st, 2019 37m 50s

In the second episode of the Racism at Work podcast we discussed the qualities, stereotypes and accountability associated with leadership, before delving into the lack of BAME representation at senior level. The role organisations need their le

Micro-incivilities: their impact on individuals and their wellbeing

Jun 20th, 2019 49m 15s

Micro-incivilities by their name are small but have a cumulative effect on the individual. Kiran, Rob and I talk about and how they affect self-esteem, how perpetrators may not even realise they're doing it, making them problematic to identify,

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