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Mar 15 2020

Issue #2

Inclusion update for the Built Environment industry
Newsletter 2: Roadmap for Change, flexible working, and dirty jokes
Constructing Rainbows advises built environment organisations who have an aim of making our industry inclusive for all.
This newsletter will provide you with some updates on what others are doing, both within the built environment and in other industries.
CIC Roadmap for Change - a vision for a more inclusive sector
Constructing Rainbows is part of the Diversity and Inclusion Panel at the Construction Industry Council (CIC) which has recently launched its Roadmap for Change, a new digital resource to promote industry best practice.
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Sir Robert McAlpine supports Flex Appeal - Sir Robert McAlpine

We are proud to support the Flex Appeal campaign and the Flexmakers project to increase opportunities for people to work flexibly.
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Is it okay to tell a dirty joke at work? - BBC News

Almost a third of British men say yes. However, only 16% of their female counterparts agree.
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Only just over half of boards have appointed a director of colour ahead of 2021 deadline
Nine out of 10 people found to be biased against women | Global development | The Guardian

Analysis of 75 countries reveals ‘shocking’ scale of global women’s rights backlash
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FMCG giant said it has higher representation of female managers than ever before.
Introversion | Meaning | How it can be a strength - BBC Ideas

There are many famous introverts - like Albert Einstein and Rosa Parks. Are you an introvert? Here's why it can be a strength.
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Supported by Construction Youth Trust, the Stace Next Gen Programme provides paid work expereince opportunities for Year 12 students.
Inspire Awards – Diversity & Inclusion in UK Construction, Engineering & Housing
I'm pleased to be joining the Inspire Awards as a judge again this year, a celebration of diversity and inclusion in the built environment industry. Entries close on 9th April so get them in soon.
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