Last week I highlighted how important access is and would continue to become as the UK and other countries continue to grapple with the fall out of the Covid-19 pandemic. We have also seen in the news how countries have used their lockdowns to focus in on those issues that Read more…
This post might be a little UK-centric as that is the context that I’m operating in. But I suspect that some of the themes will resonate… Many people have written or tweeted or posted about how the Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted inequalities in our societies right at a time when Read more…
These days you hear a lot of talk about the ‘new normal’ or ‘nothing’s normal’ or some variation of ‘things will never be the same again’. That is true. But then that has always been true even in uninteresting times. Everything is always changing. Sometimes it takes a massive global Read more…
The world is more than a little topsy turvy these days. I was reading an excellent thought piece on LinkedIn by a colleague of mine Iulian Circo recently where he outlined 5 pointers for dealing with a deep global super-crisis such as Covid-19. He noted that while no-one really knows Read more…
Black lives matter. Gay lives matter. Trans lives matter. Women’s lives matter. But our systemic inequality means that some lives matter more than others. The opposite of inequality isn’t always equality. To begin with the opposite of inequality is equity. Equity and equality are two different things and it is Read more…