The term BME (black and minority ethnic) has its roots in the idea of ‘political blackness’, used by many in the anti-racist movement in the 1970s. The term evolved to become ‘BAME’ as it was pointed out there were other minority ethnic groups in the country as well as black,
In a world where systemic barriers and inequalities persist, empowering Black and Racialised communities through leadership courses is not just beneficial—it’s imperative. These communities face unique challenges in both professional and personal spheres, making safe spaces within leadership programs essential for their growth and development. First and foremost, safe spaces
