Acknowledgements
This free course was written by Liz Smith, with contributions from Ayesha Peeran, Emma Laws, Julie Boak and Jennifer Adamson from The Open University Careers and Employability Services.
Critical review of the course was by Roberta Davies, EDI Learning and Development Officer and Khadija Patel, Partnerships Manager, The Open University.
With special thanks to Asif Sadiq, Craig Pemblington, Mark Ealing, Sophie Washington and Yusuf Nagdi for sharing their knowledge and experience of diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
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Course image: Prostock-Studio; Getty Images
1: Disability: SeventyFour; Getty Images
2.2: Enhancing your awareness: courtesy of Genius Within CIC
3.3: Enhancing your awareness: Vadym Pastukh; Getty Images
4: Sex: marchmeena29; Getty Images
Audio/Visual
Video 2: Disability and reasonable adjustment at work: courtesy of BeyondHR
Video 3: What is neurodiversity?: courtesy of Differing Minds CIC
Video 4: J.P. Morgan’s Autism at work journey: courtesy of Narrowcast Media Group
Video 5: Diverted: courtesy of National Autistic Society
Video 6: This is What It’s Really Like to Have ADHD: How to ADHD; https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=ji0hg1LduU8
Video 7: Race, Ethnicity, Nationality and Jellybeans: courtesy of Eliana Pipes
Video 8: What is Race Discrimination?: courtesy of: Equality and Human Rights Commission; https://www.youtube.com/ user/ EqualityHumanRights
Video 9: Centre On Dynamics of Ethnicity: The effects of racism at work: courtesy of: Director of the Centre on the Dynamics of Ethnicity (CoDE): https://www.ethnicity.ac.uk; https://www.research.manchester.ac.uk/ portal/ bridget.byrne.html The University of Manchester
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