by Inclusive Boards | Jan 4, 2022 | Inclusive Boards Articles
A recent event held by accessibility-oriented organisation Texthelp focused on how inclusive technology can support, attract and retain neurodiverse talent, and was hosted by Donna Thomson. After giving a formal introduction, she provided an audio description of what...
by Inclusive Boards | Jun 17, 2019 | Inclusive Boards Articles, Insights & Opinions
According to research led by CASS business school, supported by The Charity Commission, The Department of Culture Media and Sport and several prominent voluntary sector organisations, there are approximately 700,000 trustees overseeing the work of 167,000 charities...
by Inclusive Boards | Jun 1, 2019 | Inclusive Boards Articles, Insights & Opinions
The contribution of volunteers to our society is invaluable and essential. Currently, 38% of the UK population volunteers at least once a year adding an estimated value of £22.6 to UK charities. Most importantly, the most common motivation (46%) for people to...
by Inclusive Boards | May 31, 2019 | Inclusive Boards Articles, Insights & Opinions
Volunteering is an altruistic activity whereby individuals or groups provide services and help for no financial or social gain to benefit others. It is an extremely valuable activity that also helps volunteers to connect to the community. Volunteering can be formal,... by Inclusive Boards | Nov 12, 2018 | Inclusive Boards Articles, Insights & Opinions
The time has never been more right for Boards of charities, services and organisations to engage in conversations around diversity and inclusion, exploring the benefits of, and the barriers to inclusion. It appears to be an urgent need to explore to assist Boards to... by Inclusive Boards | Nov 7, 2017 | Inclusive Boards Articles
As part of Ofcom’s 2017 charter, the UK media regular has raised their standards on various dealings affecting media output. This involves the high prioritisation of staffing and performance. Following feedback from the public Ofcom have encouraged Broadcasters such...