Environment
Real vs Artificial Christmas Trees: The Great British Eco-Friendly Debate
Sustainable Business
Green and Genuine: 7 Ways To Showcase Your Net-Zero Efforts Without Breaking the Bank
Health and Wellbeing
5 Best Moisturisers for Black Skin
If you’re looking for the best moisturisers for black skin, then you’re in the right place. Skincare – like much of self-care – has to be suited to our individual needs.
Black History Month
Andrew Watson: Football’s Forgotten Hero
Among his many titles, Andrew Watson was the first black man to play football internationally, the first black man to captain for Scotland, the first black man to win a major Cup competition, the first black man to be appointed as a football administrative, but above all Andrew Watson helped form football as we know it today.
Black History Month
Mawa Theatre: Shakespeare Through the Eyes of Black British Women
Launched in 2020, Mawa Theatre Company is the first all-Black, all-female theatre company in the UK that focusses on presenting Shakespeare’s work through the eyes of Black British women.
Black History Month
The Windrush Scandal: A Generation still Fighting for Justice
The Windrush scandal shook the foundations of Britain. The legacy of trauma and discrimination it has left behind still needs to be addressed and combatted.
Black History Month
Mary Seacole: Medicine in the Crimean War
In the autumn of 1853, a major military conflict broke out in Europe and spread across the globe, claiming over 600,000 lives along the way.
Black History Month
Phyllis Opoku Gyimah: Leading Black Pride in the UK
Meet Phyllis Opoku-Gyimah, better known as Lady Phyll. Born in Islington, London in 1974, the British political activist’s story is one of determination and unity. Her work throughout the years has brought light to the prejudice against LGBTQ+ individuals of ethnic minorities, and she has worked tirelessly to liberate them.
Sport
The History Of Women In Sport
The problem with women in sport isn’t just the fact that they are underrepresented and undervalued. But that despite being as good, if not better than their male counterparts the majority of sports women were rarely given the same opportunities.
Black History Month
Does our education curriculum need an overhaul?
Education
Education: Should Universities be free?
One night, I was scrolling through a university website, looking through postgraduate courses that I’m interested in taking in the future. I paused when my attention was caught by the ‘tuition fee’ section, gawking at it as it led me to ponder whether universities should continue to be funded?
Culture
Meet the Patrons of South Asian Heritage Month
South Asian Heritage Month celebrates 5 years of sharing heartfelt interpersonal stories of history and heritage, education, arts, and culture. This year’s theme ‘Free To Be Me’…
Culture
The Story Of Anita Rani: The Founding Patron of SAHM
Anita Rani is one of the most recognised British South Asian faces in the UK, she has graced our screens for almost 20 years and does much to support integration and inclusion
Health and Wellbeing
5 South Asian Cuisine Staples for Health & Wellbeing
South Asian cuisine is rich in its flavours and forms. Unfortunately, in the UK, South Asians are six times more likely to develop diabetes.
South Asian Heritage Month
Meet The 3 South Asian Women On A Mission to Save Our Planet
We are seeing in real time the effects climate change is having on different communities. The UN reports that more than 80% of displaced individuals of climate change will be women.
Politics
General Election: Is Inclusion and Sustainability at the forefront?
Is climate change and inclusion going to be the deciding factor for your vote at the general election? If so with just days to go…
LGBTQ+
Homophobia in Football: What team do you play for?
Culture
Learn the ABC of the LGBTQIA+
Environment
Sustainable Pride
Its summer 2024 (yes really..even if we’re yet to see the sun) and the LGBTQIA+ community and their allies are gearing up ready to go out and celebrate their identities at their closest pride parade.
Politics
The History of LGBTQ+ Politicians
The UK’s Parliament has been labelled ‘The world’s gayest parliament’ since 2015. As of January 2022 there are 59 LGBQ members of parliament, and although ‘T’ is yet to be represented it’s clear that the UK’S parliament is making strides towards equality.
Politics
Dr Alexandra Bulat: UK’s First Romanian County Councillor
Dr Alexandra Bulat became the very first person of Romanian background to be elected as an English County Councillor, with a majority of 205 in May 2021.
Advice
Mind and Money: How Financial Health Impacts Your Mental Health
The symbiotic relationship between financial and mental health is ever-present, with one’s decline often having an effect on the other. If you’re feeling the weight of your money troubles on your mental well-being, you’re not alone.
Business
10 of Britain’s Leading Black Business Owners
The UK has thousands of influential black business owners, and here we have highlighted ten of the best. All of their journeys’ and experiences helped them to create successful business
Business
5 Ways to Identify an Inclusive Employer
Forget negotiations for a higher salary and bigger bonuses! What everyone needs to concern themselves with is, the inclusivity of their prospective employer
Culture
Valentine’s Day: Love Through the Ages
Valentine’s Day. For some, the celebration of love conjures feelings of anticipation and eagerness to spend time with that certain someone. Showing their appreciation in a myriad of ways; from hearts and flowers to fancy dinners.
Society
4 Reasons to Not Make a New Year’s Resolution
The start of a new year feels like a fresh start, full of hope and opportunity. For some people, New Year’s resolutions can be a great vehicle for improving themselves
Health and Wellbeing
5 Healthy Ways to Celebrate the New Year
With the end of the year 2021 quickly approaching, we’re all tempted to throw a party and finish the year off with style.
Environment
5 Ways To Have a Sustainable Christmas
Health and Wellbeing
Our Top 8 Sustainable Skincare Brands
here are 8 stellar sustainable skincare brands you might want to know about if you’re looking to curate a more sustainable skincare routine
Black History Month
BBVP: A Resounding Call For Change
The BBVP (Black British Voices Project), commenced in 2020. It’s the largest ever survey to be conducted with over 10,000 Black Britons from across the UK contributing. This research was a collaborative effort between the University of Cambridge’s Department of Sociology, The Voice Online, and I-Cubed.
Health and Wellbeing
Why Alzheimer’s matters to everyone
Health and Wellbeing
Inclusive Hospitality Hot Spots Across the World
Health and Wellbeing
Women’s Body Positivity: Where to go From Here
The body positivity movement has helped countless women become more comfortable with their bodies, but where is the movement now headed?
Health and Wellbeing
Human Therapists Vs Emotional Support Chatbots
Sport
Our Top 5 Female Football Players of All Time
Sport
Not Just A Pretty Face: The Rise Of Female Sport Presenters
It’s no secret that women are largely underrepresented in sports, and female sport presenters are even more so. Why? Sexism and misogyny are definitely to blame here.
Business
UK’s Most Influential South Asian Business Leaders
July 18th to August 17th is South Asian Heritage month so we’re focusing on 10 South Asian’s making their mark on the UK’s business world.
History
The Great Genius of Alan Turing
Among many other things Alan Turing was a mathematician, computer scientist and a cryptanalyst. He is considered to be the father of theoretical computer science and artificial intelligence.
Health and Wellbeing
5 Ways to Deal with Imposter Syndrome
The Inclusion Post have brought together 5 ways that you can start dealing with feelings of imposter syndrome today.
Global Warming
Climate Change: Young People’s Fight For Their Future
Last summer, the UK witnessed unprecedented temperatures exceeding 40°C for the first time in recorded history. Many Brits took..