Equality Diversity and Inclusion Workshops
Happier healthier businesses – as standard
From racism to religious discrimination, gender pay gaps and hate crimes against the LGBTQ+ community. There’s a plethora of trouble in our society. Most of which occurs simply because people don’t take the time to understand each other.
These troubles can flow into the workplace. They can be very evident or extremely subtle. Bias behaviours can also mean that teams don’t benefit from the diversity of a rich mix of people – all with their own life experiences that can be enriching for any company.
Boosting business success starts with a happy and healthy workplace, and let’s face it, toxic environments thrive when people aren’t treated fairly and they don’t know how to communicate in the most appropriate way with people they see as ‘different.’
Create a more inclusive and equitable workplace with Brevity’s EDI half-day workshop.
Explore Brevity’s EDI half-day workshop
Explore Brevity’s EDI half-day workshop
Course Structure
Course Structure
The aim of our EDI course it to equip you with valuable insights and tools to champion Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in your professional journey and in your personal life. Remember, fostering an inclusive workplace is a continuous effort that begins with self-awareness and commitment to change.
The course is delivered live by Kaia Vincent FCIM and equality specialist Priya Brown, but also includes videos and individual and group practicals:
- Integrating video presentations and practical exercises throughout the course.
- Enhancing engagement and understanding through real-life scenarios and case studies.
Course costs: £795+VAT for up to 12 delegates. 10% discount for Brevity customers and B Corporations.
Priya Brown – Workshop Facilitator
With almost 20 years’ experience in industry, Priya is a skilled and qualified strategic marketer and runs her own consultancy business. She is passionate about promoting equality, diversity and inclusion; and is an active community volunteer and public speaker. She is the founder of women’s business support group, Boss Mamas; Governor at award-winning Basingstoke College of Technology; Communications Officer and Local Elections Candidate for the Women’s Equality Party in Basingstoke; Fundraising Executive at YPI Counselling; Member of the Basingstoke Hate Crime Awareness Group, BCOT Unity Group, Basingstoke Black Success Initiative and a Skillstree Ambassador for EBP South.
Supporting communities, people and the planet
Along with supporting our customers, we do our bit to support communities and our planet; and these are aligned to our core values. We support the UN Global Goals through our business activity but also through our partnerships with B1G1 which allows us to give back and support other business people and families. In addition, we are a member of the 1% Pledge organisation which means we have agreed to give 1% of our profits to charitable causes. We are also accredited by The Good Business Charter and The Sustainable Marketer.
