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Accessible design, design for neurodiversity, inclusive design – these are not new terms, but seeing them translate into reality in the built environment has been a long time coming and is now climbing up the agenda.

Dr Gihan Badi FCIAT shares a message to members and affiliates before the election.

Sponsored by CIAT Hong Kong Centre, this inaugural Women in BIM (WIB) event took place in March 2024 as told by Simon Gallagher MCIAT.

The construction and design show will feature initiatives and partnerships aimed at driving positive change across the built environment.

The theme of this year's International Women's Day, held annually on 8 March, is Inspire Inclusion.

The Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Caucus (EDICa) has launched a nationwide survey exploring the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on equalities in the UK's innovation sector.

CIAT has partnered with Building People, an online inclusion hub that aims to improve representation across the built envvironment.

The Construction Industry Council (CIC) has launched a new umbrella body, Diversitas, with a goal to increase representation of Black professionals within the built environment.

The AJ and Blueprint for All have launched a new survey to gather the latest evidence on race diversity within architecture.

The Construction Industry Council (CIC) has been working to create an Umbrella Body specifically focused on creating a more diverse leadership and increased representation within CIC and the industry from Black construction professionals.

A Woman's Job is developing a space on social media to showcase women's career profiles and is looking for Chartered Architectural Technologists to take part.

The Disability Unit in the Cabinet Office is consulting on workforce reporting on disability for large employers (250+ employees).

A new package of support to help thousands of autistic people back into work as the government aims to 'build back fairer'.

Arup and the University of Westminster have co-authored a report calling for the 'queering' of public space to promote the inclusion of LGBTQ+ people.

A new campaign that aims to support allyship of the LGBTQ+ community within construction, engineering and the built environment sector has been launched by Building Equality.