Building People network of networks
Building People is bringing people, knowledge and opportunities together through the development of a digital platform and a ‘Network of Networks’ to address the industry challenges of skills, diversity and social value. Building People Communities are composed of organisations/initiatives focused on specific areas of diversity and inclusion, with an initial emphasis on providers that work with young people, BAME (Black Asian and Minority Ethnic) individuals, women, LGBTQ+ people, ex-military personnel and ex-offenders. The first Communities were established in spring 2020 with the aim of bringing together providers to amplify voices, develop a coordinated approach to the skills/diversity/social value challenges, and to create and maximise a pipeline of interest between diverse audiences and the many opportunities available across the built environment. Membership is growing - please contact [email protected]uk to join in.
Find out more information about the Communities.
Diversity, social value and skills
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- Work Opportunities (from work experience to jobs)
- Activities & Events
- Resources
- Ask a Person
- Search Organisations (careers support specific to diverse groups)
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[edit] Directory
- A-Z of EDI: Definitions
- Student research (on social value / EDI / careers)
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- Tick the 'People' box when you submit the article - that way your content will appear in this Building People microsite.
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