DEIB for Parents and Carers Toolkit

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DEIB for Parents and Carers Toolkit

DEIB for Parents and Carers Toolkit

Toolkit collated by Adrian McLean and Emma Sheppard

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Global Majority Educators' Toolkit

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Global Majority Educators' Toolkit

Global Majority Educators' Toolkit

Toolkit collated by Krys McInnis

The Global Majority Educators’ Toolkit is a vital resource designed to support educators and further explore how we can enhance racial diversity and equity within the education system. As the global education landscape becomes increasingly diverse, it is essential that the experiences, voices, and expertise of educators from the global majority—those belonging to non-white, indigenous, and racially minoritized groups—are amplified and valued. This toolkit aims to foster inclusive, equitable education by addressing the challenges faced by educators and students from these communities whilst exploring how we can bring about better representation too.

The need for this toolkit is urgent. Educators from the global majority often face systemic barriers, including institutional racism, implicit bias, and limited access to leadership roles. These barriers not only limit their professional growth but also have a compounding negative impact on students by perpetuating a one-dimensional, often exclusionary, curriculum and learning environment. This toolkit equips educators with practical tools, strategies, and insights to navigate the unique challenges they face, and provides solutions on how to support Global Majority educators while fostering inclusive and equitable learning environments for all students.

This toolkit is grounded in principles of empowerment, cultural competency, diversifying and decolonising, educational practices, and culturally responsive pedagogy, with an aim to dismantle Eurocentric biases in education and champion the rich cultural diversity that shapes classrooms today. Whether you are looking to diversify your curriculum, address systemic inequities, or build a supportive community, this Global Majority Educators’ Toolkit provides the resources to help you lead transformative change. Together, we can create education systems that reflect and respect the global majority’s perspectives, ensuring that all voices are heard, respected, and celebrated.

The impact of this toolkit undoubtedly should be far-reaching. By equipping educators with these essential tools, it aims to continue the journey in creating more inclusive and equitable learning environments where all students feel seen, valued, and respected. When educators from the global majority are empowered to bring their full selves into their professional roles, they serve as powerful role models and agents of change, inspiring the next generation to engage with the world in a more just and compassionate way. Ultimately, this toolkit is a step toward creating education systems that not only reflect the realities of our diverse world but actively work to uplift and celebrate the contributions of the global majority. Through this work, we can cultivate learning environments where every educator and student can thrive.

The Diverse Educators’ Global Majority Educators’ Toolkit

We are collating a growing bank of resources to support you in reflecting on the following questions:

  • What methods can I employ to diversify or decolonize my curriculum and ensure that it is representative of diverse voices and narratives?
  • What professional organisations and networks should I engage with to further my development as an advocate for the global majority?
  • How can I navigate institutional barriers to promote policy changes that support the needs of the global majority within my educational setting?
  • How can mentorship play a role in my progression as a Global Majority educator, and what qualities should I seek in a mentor?
  • In what ways can I implement culturally responsive pedagogy to address the unique needs and strengths of students from diverse backgrounds?
  • How do systemic inequalities manifest in educational settings, and what proactive measures can I take to counteract these effects in my organisation?
  • How can I facilitate transformative dialogues about race, ethnicity, and socio-economic status among students while maintaining a safe and respectful environment?
  • How can I engage in critical self-reflection to identify and challenge my own biases and assumptions that may impact my teaching effectiveness?
  • How can I cultivate a sense of agency and empowerment among students, enabling them to be active participants in their own learning and advocates for social justice?
  • What frameworks can I use to evaluate the effectiveness of my initiatives aimed at promoting equity and inclusion within my educational setting?

Articles

The Chartered College of Teaching

Supporting career progression for teachers from minority ethnic groups

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The Headteacher

Developing diversity in leadership

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Integrity Coaching

Why we need more BAME school leaders

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Optimus Education

How racism impacts on teacher wellbeing and what we can do about it

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Optimus Education

How to promote diversity in schools: three strategies for positive change

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Teaching Times

On the recruitment of minority ethnic teachers

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Times Higher Education

Challenge strategic silencing to improve the experiences of global majority students

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UCL

Supporting the retention of minority ethnic teachers: A research and practice based guide for school leaders

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UCL

What makes minority ethnic teachers stay in teaching, or leave?

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Blogs

Aspiring Heads

Elevating Black Leaders: Rise Up: Use your power

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Bristol University’s SOE

More ethnic minority teachers are needed in UK schools – but teaching can affect their mental health and wellbeing

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Feyisa Demie and Ben Haut See

Rethinking how we can improve the diversity of the teaching workforce in England

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The Hamilton Trust

Anti-Racist Teaching Practice

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Integrity Coaching

Bold Conversations about Race in Schools

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Krys McInnis

Breaking Barriers: The Transformative Effect of Black Educators in Leadership

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LEE

Black Leadership in Education Equity

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Teach First

Gatekeepers and glass ceilings: Reflecting on the lack of BAME school leaders

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Teach First

Our pupils need more diverse teachers – here’s what we’re doing about it

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Books

Evaristo, Bernardine

Girl, Woman, Other

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Gay, Geneva

Culturally Responsive Teaching: Theory, Research, and Practice

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hooks, bell

Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom

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Johnson, Jeremiah

Relics of Thought

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Parker, Priya

The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why It Matters

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Wallace, Derron

The Culture Trap: Ethnic Expectations and Unequal Schooling for Black Youth

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Wilkinson, Richard and Pickett, Kate

The Spirit Level: Why Equality is Better for Everyone

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Podcasts

Educators Going Global

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Identity Talk for Educators

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Race Through Education

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The Anti-Racist Educator

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The SLT Podcast

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Teaching for Racial Equity

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Resources

Core

Tackling race inequality in school leadership: Positive actions in BAME teacher progression – evidence from three English schools

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Leeds Beckett University

An Introduction to Anti-Racism for School Governors and Academy Trustees

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Research Gate

Introduction: Global Majority Decolonising Narratives

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T and F Online

Impossible visibilities of Black and Global Majority staff at an ethnically diverse English university

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TES

Inspire O Resources

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UCL

Employment and retention of BAME teachers in England

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Videos

Asif Sadiq

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion. Learning how to get it right

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Festival of Education

Global Majority Headteachers

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Katherine Phillips

Why Diversity Matters

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Lord Michael Hastings

Break the Cycle, Oasis

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RE Online

An Approach to Decolonising Religious Education

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Shereen Daniels and Rosemary Campbell-Stephens

Global Majority, Why Language Matters

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Emma Yentis Coaching Profile

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Emma Yentis

Emma Yentis

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Coaching Bio

As a coach, Emma works with teachers & those in middle leadership. She works collaboratively with her clients by supporting them to:

  • combat feeling overwhelmed
  • manage priorities and expectations
  • lead their team with confidence
  • identify what the challenges are and how to cope with them
  • explore decisions & options
  • look at ways to balance work and personal life

Emma’s coaching gives you a safe space to talk, reflect and allows you to be present. It gives you ownership over decisions that will make a positive change and impact on your life. Working in education for a decade has given Emma many transferable skills. She is patient and respectful. She will listen and support and she sees the potential in everyone. Emma understands the difficulties in balancing work and life as she experienced burnout during her last few years as teacher and in leadership.

Coaching Experience

Emma has been working as a coach for a year although used coaching with her team at her previous school in her role of Head of Key Stage 1. Emma has been working with educators and teachers in helping them identify the challenges and how to make decisions that will make their work and personal lives better. Emma experienced burnout and so can relate to those teachers she works with who have similar symptoms and need a space to reflect, offload and to feel like they are competent at their job. Emma writes blogs and delivers webinars on mental health and wellbeing in schools and in children, how we can encourage resilience in our children and offers ways to use coaching style methods and questioning.

Career Experience

Emma’s experience of working with people started in her teens when she was involved in youth and community work. She then trained and qualified as a teacher and taught for a decade, more recently as part of the Senior Leadership Team as Head of Key Stage 1.

Emma was lead for Personal Social Health Economics Education (PSHE), and much of her work as a teacher was focused on mental health and wellbeing. As an Education Professional now, Emma writes content around PSHE topics and on wellbeing as well as delivering webinars on these subjects.

Emma is a certified England Athletics running coach and works with clients in designing bespoke training plans. As an avid marathon runner, Emma understands the impact of exercise on mental health and the difficulties in balancing work, family life and exercise/fitness.

Emma has a Diploma in Transformative Life Coaching and has been working with educators and teachers as a coach, through her business Emma Yentis Coaching, since leaving the teaching profession.

Emma also works for a charity called First Give where she goes into secondary schools and works with young people to engage them in charity work. Emma runs workshops and delivers big events where she often works with MPs, charity representatives and school leadership teams.

Coaching Qualifications

ICF ACC

Transformational Coach

Other

Coaching Tools

EQA EMCC

AC

Emma has been my coach for around 2 months now. From the start, I was very comfortable talking to Emma, she is a great listener and is very attentive. I am so grateful for all of Emma’s support so far and I look forward to the rest of my coaching journey with her!

Maryiam, Teacher

I can’t stress how life changing Emma’s coaching was for me. I was at a place where I was really struggling in both my personal life and career, and Emma helped guide me through these challenges.

Bianca, Teacher

After having a few coaching sessions with Emma, I found her to be a very attentive listener and someone who would push you to reflect on your thoughts and feelings, and then express them effectively.

Julia, Child Care Manager


Elizabeth Olulari Coaching Profile

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Elizabeth Olulari

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Coaching Bio

Elizabeth Olulari is a coach with two decades of experience empowering educators and leaders across the UK and Africa. As the National Education Lead for Racial Justice at the Church of England Education Office and founder of TECALS, she champions equity, diversity, inclusion, and justice (EDIJ) in education.

Her coaching approach is empathetic, insightful, and strategic—focused on guiding clients to overcome challenges and grow as leaders who embody cultural competence, sensitivity, and humility. Passionate about female leadership, supporting working mums, and providing equity for the historically marginalised, Elizabeth builds trust and fosters resilience, helping clients thrive in their careers and beyond.

Coaching Experience

Elizabeth Olulari is a strategic and goal-oriented coach specialising in guiding early career teachers, curriculum development, and teacher training, with a focus on supporting diverse educators. With a proven track record of coaching over 30 aspiring teachers into middle and senior leadership roles, Elizabeth has also successfully helped an ECT achieve Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) against the odds. Recognized for her outstanding results in elevating UKME/GMH educators into leadership positions, she is currently enhancing her practice by pursuing a Level 5 Coaching Certificate. Her approach is deeply rooted in fostering growth, resilience, and professional excellence for all educators.

Career Experience

With extensive experience in education, Elizabeth excels in coaching school leaders and senior leadership teams to achieve excellence. Specialising in strategic school improvement, SENCO provision, and EDIJ (Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Justice), Elizabeth has a proven track record of driving transformative change. Adept at navigating sensitive topics, she offers invaluable support in developing outstanding teaching practices and leadership strategies. Elizabeth’s passion for unlocking potential and fostering growth makes her a distinguished coach who inspires and guides educational leaders toward achieving their goals and making a significant impact in their institutions.

Coaching Qualifications

Level 5 Coaching Qualification – pending

Thank you, Elizabeth, for coaching me and helping me see myself as a senior leader even when I couldn’t. Your guidance and belief in me made all the difference, and I am thrilled to say I got the job—all thanks to you!

Deputy Headteacher

Elizabeth, your unwavering support and belief in me were instrumental in my journey. I couldn’t have secured this job without your help, challenge, and relentless encouragement. You held me to a high standard and gave me the ‘tough love’ I needed. I’m truly grateful.

Headteacher

Elizabeth, you are a true gift to the world. Your vision for women in leadership and how we navigate each season of our lives is nothing short of inspiring. Your encouragement, insight, and critical friendship have been invaluable. Thanks to you, I’m embracing retirement with optimism and purpose, feeling more fulfilled than ever.

Retired Professional


BE Truth to Power

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BE Truth to Power

BE Truth To Power is a platform for Black educators to support each other and defend against workplace racism and anti-blackness.

As Black educators we can face unique challenges and obstacles within the educational system. Racism, bias, and discrimination can make it difficult for people of African ancestry to feel valued in their workplace. Many Black educators also struggle with the weight of representation, feeling pressure to serve as positive role models for their students and the wider school community.

This is why the formation of BE:TTP for Black educators is so important. As a network we provide a safe and inclusive space for individuals to connect, share their experiences, and receive support from others who understand their unique challenges.

BE:TTP offers:

  • Connection and community
  • Emotional Support
  • Professional development
  • Well being and
  • Advocacy

Ultimately BE:TTP aims to create an inclusive environment for Black educators – essential to creating a more equitable and just education system. We work to support and empower Black education staff, so they can continue to inspire and educate the next generation.

We deliver online teacher CPD.

Contact BE Truth to Power

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Cargo Movement

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Cargo Movement

We are a small organisation that is committed to broadening horizons in education. Our mission is to increase accessibility of diverse, empowering and underrepresented history. By reducing barriers of engagement we have been able to build a global community who are excited to build a greater understanding of contemporary and historical African and African diaspora narratives.

Our primary initiative is CARGO Classroom a digital resource delivery platform.

Contact Cargo Movement

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Maymouna Sakho Coaching Profile

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Maymouna Sakho

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Coaching Bio

Maymouna has facilitated and led over thirty sessions across various topics related to inclusion, belonging, neurodiversity, and the importance of collaboration. Through these sessions, individuals have been drawn to her, seeking small group or one-on-one sessions to support and develop skill sets and strategies to build inclusion programs and systems, and engaging with diverse parents and communities. Maymouna has successfully coached individuals with a success rate of 100% to secure employment opportunities aligned with their specific skill sets and goals through self-reflection, self-awareness, and curious inquiry.

Coaching Experience

Maymouna’s coaching journey began unconventionally when she first entered the teaching profession and sought mentors and coaches to support her work with special education students. Having found a gap in the availability of coaches and mentors with an understanding and knowledge of inclusion and inclusive practices to support educators, Maymouna became the coach she had wished she had as a young teacher. Through leading and facilitating over 30 workshops for various organizations, small groups, and administration/leadership, Maymouna’s niche is in coaching individuals and organization.

Career Experience

Maymouna Sakho has been an educator for 15 years. She serves as the Chair for SENIA International Africa Board, mentor for the AIELOC Aspiring Leaders of Color Program, and is a co-founder and co-trainer for AIELOC’s Learning Support Affinity Group For the Margins, From the Margins with Dr. MaryAnn DeRosa. Additionally, Maymouna serves as a co-chair for MSA Accreditation Evaluation Team Visits and as a member of CIS Accreditation Evaluation Team Visits. Maymouna has served as the Head of Elementary Student Support at ISD, Senegal where she was instrumental in developing an inclusion program from 300 elementary students.

Coaching Accreditations

DISC

Five Dysfunctions of a Team

Certification in Diversity Equity and Inclusion – Cornell University

I have appreciated the safe space to be able to share and learn as well as to goal set about specific actions that I could take to move forward into a leadership role

Serenity Smith, SENCO Coordinator

I learned so much about being prepared, program design and looking specifically at how systems can be created using best practices, varying the resources and tools to and making it specific to my context. I really enjoyed the session as it was engaging and fun. All of my questions were answered and I walked away with strategies to try.

I appreciate how Maymouna has supported my growth as an educator who has been adverse to math. Her support and coach me through by goal setting and demonstration lesson implementation and intentionally planning UDL practices helped make a difference in decreasing some of my anxiety with teaching math.

Tamlah Williams, Homeroom Teacher


Maureen Brettell Coaching Profile

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Maureen Brettell

Maureen Brettell

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Coaching Bio

Maureen is passionate about using coaching as a means of creating spaces at the leadership table for those faces and voices which have not historically been represented for a variety of reasons, be that through race, ethnicity, gender, religious beliefs, sexuality, disability etc; in short, she works with those of us whose career path has often been accompanied with the sense of being ‘ The Only One’ or ‘The Other One’ .

Maureen’s work with clients centres on overcoming imposter syndrome, establishing your leadership purpose and for a growing number of clients, Leading through Menopause.

Coaching Experience

Maureen has been using coaching as the primary vehicle for team development and staff appraisals for 15 years. She has also coached school leaders who are experiencing challenge in relationships with their senior leaders, issues of self- confidence, and developing values as they start in new schools.

Career Experience

Maureen is a highly skilled education leader. She has been in education for almost 30 years and as a secondary teacher, taught Geography, PSHE, Food technology, Careers and Work related Learning and English all to GCSE (or equivalent) Level. Maureen is an SEN Specialist. The last 21 years of her career have been in headship at a number of special schools for young people with Social Emotional and Mental Health needs, often manifesting as highly challenging behaviour. Prior to becoming a teacher, Maureen was a Town Planner in NW England.

Coaching Qualifications

Association for Coaching

International Coaching with Speakup Challenge

Uses elements of NLP and fierce conversations

When I became a senior leader I was anxious about my new role and had imposter syndrome. After 18 months in post I began working with Maureen. Through questioning and allowing me space to reflect, she challenged me to delve deeper into the reasons behind my actions and develop my leadership values – And I realised leadership was not about doing everything for my team, but empowering them to be leaders in their own areas. Through this support I gained confidence, and the ability to face any challenge set.

A Ellis, Assistant Headteacher

Maureen’s coaching has been invaluable for me. Even after just one session I felt so much more energised and ready for the next challenge. She enabled me to see things in a new light!

E Painter, Headteacher


Sunil Naphray Coaching Profile

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Sunil Naphray

Sunil Naphray

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Coaching Bio

Sunil Naphray is a seasoned Educational, Leadership, and Life Coach with three decades of experience in educational leadership. He possesses an ILM Level 7 Diploma in Executive Coaching and Mentorship and is an accredited Professional Executive Coach approved by the Association for Coaching (AC). Sunil use several tactics, such as Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), to improve self-esteem and emotional well-being. He is pursuing a doctorate-level CMI Level 8 Diploma to improve his leadership skills and executive coaching abilities. Sunil is currently participating in coach supervisor training and is also an independent end-point assessor for Level 5 Coaching Professional apprenticeship.

Coaching Experience

Sunil has over 4,200 hours of coaching experience, including executive, life, and group coaching. He has worked with a variety of post-16 sector organisations, focussing on leadership, personal development, and strategic planning. His clients include prominent leaders in education and healthcare from schools, colleges, universities, and the NHS. Sunil’s coaching focuses on building trust with clients, communicating effectively, and developing personal and professional growth strategies. He is involved in coach education, working as an independent endpoint assessor and pursuing training to become a coach supervisor, displaying his dedication to ongoing professional development.

Career Experience

Sunil is an accomplished and certified professional with vast expertise in education, teacher training, and leadership development. He specialises in training leaders, managers, and coaches and has extensive coaching experience. Sunil works freelance in a flexible capacity, both in the UK and worldwide, as a teacher, trainer, coach, assessor, and verifier, using a variety of educational technology. His career has spanned a wide range of sectors, including primary, secondary, and independent schools, work-based learning, universities, the NHS, EPAOs, and awarding organisations, with a substantial impact on different educational and professional landscapes.

Coaching Qualifications

ILM L7

NLP

Transformational Coach

Coaching Accreditations

CME

DISC

Fierce Conversations

Five Dysfunctions of a Team

MBTI

Positive Intelligence

RLE

Coaching Tools

360 degree feedback

9 Belbin Roles

Leadership Circle Profile

Sunil Naphray’s coaching programme greatly improved my interview confidence and helped me identify my transferable abilities, strengths, and professional development opportunities. His guidance led to new career prospects and a new employment. Sunil was honest, communicative, and built trust. He focused on my goals, respected my beliefs, and raised awareness and insight by listening and questioning. His insightful feedback and encouragement made coaching revolutionary and powerful.

Mark, Interim School Leader

I learnt a lot from working beside Sunil. He was great at boosting my confidence and encouraging me to do things I hadn’t considered before. Working with Sunil led me to my current career, which I would never have considered if not for our coaching sessions. It was a pleasure to work with Sunil, and I wish him all the best in his future aspirations as an Executive Coach.

Peter, Assistant Headteacher

Sunil was an independent job seeker with whom I worked. Sunil’s reflective coaching helped me get a senior position in a school that met my needs. Sunil helped me reword my statements and describe my experiences in interviews. He instantly understood my background, helped me set goals, and created a clear path to attain them within our timetable. Sunil is always professional, has strong emotional intelligence, and refers back to our goals and programme.

Stuart, Deputy Headteacher


HR Leaders' DEIB Toolkit

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HR Leaders' DEIB Toolkit

HR Leaders' DEIB Toolkit

Toolkit collated by Hannah Wilson

What Is the Link Between HR and DEIB?

HR stands at the forefront of championing DEIB in organisations. The value of integrating DEIB into HR practices is undeniable, impacting everything from talent acquisition to company culture. As the corporate landscape evolves, so must HR’s approach to DEIB.

Promoting and delivering DEIB in the workplace is an essential aspect of good people management. It is about creating inclusive working environments and cultures where every individual can feel safe, experience a sense of belonging, and is empowered to achieve their full potential.

As a strategic partner, HR plays a pivotal role in nurturing leadership within the organisation. HR professionals identify high-potential employees, design leadership development programs, and provide coaching and mentoring to foster the growth of future leaders.

What Are the Challenges of Locating DEIB Activity in HR?

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace is a major challenge for human resources (HR). DEI is about respecting and valuing the different identities, backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences of employees, customers, partners, and communities. Here are some challenges HR faces when integrating DEI into their practices:

  • Potential biases - One of the most pervasive challenges in HR is the existence of unconscious biases that can influence decisions.
  • Recruitment - Biases can appear in job descriptions, the screening process, and interviews, which can lead to a non-diverse pool of candidates.
  • Promotions - Preconceived notions about certain groups can prevent them from advancing in the organisation, even if they have the qualifications and performance to do so.
  • Performance evaluations - Subjective evaluations can be influenced by biases, which can lead to unfair appraisals that affect an employee's growth and compensation.

The Diverse Educators’ HR Leaders’ DEIB Toolkit

We are collating a growing bank of resources to support you in reflecting on the following questions:

  • What DEIB training has your HR team had?
  • How has this DEIB training been cascaded to leaders and administrators supporting HR?
  • What Inclusive Recruitment training has your HR team and school/ college/ trusts leaders and governors received and how often is it updated?
  • Where does DEIB sit in your organisation’s strategic priorities?
  • Who is driving your DEIB strategy, within, across and beyond your organisation?
  • Is your HR team working with your L&D/ PLD team to curate DEIB training for different stakeholders?
  • How does your DEIB commitment frame your people management policies, processes and practices?

Articles

AXIOS

When DEI gets downgraded to L&D

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BrightMine

DEI: 5 Key Issues Facing Employers

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Culture Amp

HR’s complete guide to diversity, equity, and inclusion

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HR Director

DEI: why it’s time to not just think outside boxes, but to throw them away

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HR Exchange

HR Guide to DEI

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HR Magazine

Are DEI initiatives driven by fear of doing the wrong thing? HR responds

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Blogs

Human Resources Today

Diversity and Study

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Melvyn Smith

Measuring the ROI of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: A Parallel with Human Resources

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Zalaris

The Role of HR in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI): Identifying Areas for Improvement

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Books

Brown, Jennifer

How to Be An Inclusive Leader

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Criado Perez, Carolina

Invisible Women

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Eberhardt, Jennifer

Biased

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Rothwell, Ealy and Campbell

Rethinking Organizational Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

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Unerman, Jacob and Edwards

Belonging: The Key to Transforming and Maintaining Diversity, Inclusion and Equality at Work

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William and Pitts

Diversity in the Workplace: Eye-Opening Interviews to Jumpstart Conversations about Identity, Privilege, and Bias

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Podcasts

Do Change Right

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Future of HR

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HR Magazine

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Inclusion Unlocked

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My HR Future

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Workable

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Resources

AIHR

DEIB At Work

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Culture Amp

HR’s complete guide to diversity, equity, and inclusion

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Diversio

DEI in HR

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HRD Connect

Everything HR needs to know about DEI

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Test Gorilla

A HR professional’s guide to DEI initiatives

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Videos

4Word Thinking

DEI is more than a function within HR

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DEI Career Conversations

HR + DEI and the Revolution of Work

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Heyyyyy HR

What is DEI (Diversity Equity & Inclusion) and why is it important?

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HR Decoded

What is Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workplace?

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HR Leaders

The Truth About Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

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