EDI training - equity, diversity & inclusion in the workplace

Our EDI training programmes are designed to highlight what positive behaviour looks like and why it is so important. Getting it right engenders a culture where all employees feel valued, engaged and empowered by a sense of belonging. Without understanding the obstacles to this there is a real risk of getting it wrong, which can have disastrous consequences.

What is EDI training and how does bryne-dean deliver it?

EDI training, or Equality, Diversity and Inclusion training is designed to educate your employees about creating inclusive environments that embrace diverse backgrounds, identities and perspectives. It equips participants with the tools to promote fair treatment, reduce bias and foster a culture of respect in the workplace.

byrne·dean’s EDI training sessions are proven to create change for the better.  We help you build stronger teams, enhance collaboration and comply with equality legislation, which helps improve employee engagement and performance. Elements from any of our EDI training sessions can be taken to create a tailor-made solution for you.

Inclusive leadership
Inclusive behaviours and unconscious bias
Conscious decision-making
Recruitment and selection – hiring the best
Conversations about race
Human conversations
Menopause
Inclusion allies workshop
Harassment awareness and prevention

Trusted by global companies for 20 years.

We're a team of highly specialised experts with diverse professional backgrounds. All of us have worked in organisations like yours and at the coalface of workplace people issues. We quickly grasp your concerns and where you want to get to.

It's a great personal feeling when business colleagues and leaders give you high praise and thanks for learning interventions. That's what you get when you engage byrne∙dean!
Fiona Pizzey, Diversity Manager, RBC Wealth Management, Royal Bank of Canada

Our thinking on Equity, diversity & inclusion

October 10, 2024

Sexual harassment at work: tick-box training is not enough.

Just 5% of UK employers are prepared for their new legal responsibilities on sexual harassment.
May 14, 2024

The UK workplace culture war: How to bridge the gap in the EDI debate

How to bridge the gap in the EDI debate? Read Alison Best’s advice to business leaders who find themselves in the midst of this UK workplace culture war…
Cathy Oliver
Oliver
March 4, 2024

Workplace dynamics - Seven trends in 2024 employers need to address

As leaders and HR prep budgets for the new financial year, seven key workforce themes warrant attention.
Matt Dean
Dean

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