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Policy Review - Diversity

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Report by the Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE)

Summary

CaSE-Logo-Final-Logo-Design.pngThere is a growing recognition of the benefits of diversity and inclusion, in addition to the moral case,
particularly in its importance in meeting skills gaps and maximising productivity.

The pace of change is increasing, with efforts from across the sector resulting in significant progress in
gender diversity in some areas in the last 20 years. More recently, increased awareness has been
brought to other areas, such as ethnicity, disability and socio-economic inequality, but continued
specific and intentional efforts are needed to ensure that this momentum is sustained.

People with multiple under-represented characteristics face the greatest challenge, so future research
and efforts must take account of the effect of this intersectionality.

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Resources

  • Accessibility in science centres and museums
  • Young people’s perceptions of space
  • An animated guide to equitable collaborations with community partners
  • ASDC Decarbonisation Group
  • CaSE’s Discovery Decade study of public opinion on R&D
  • Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Reports and Research
  • IAP Report on The Value of Science Centres
  • Improving Primary Science Guidance Report
  • ASDC Inclusion handbook
  • Millennium Science Centres Historical Update
  • Parliamentary Debate on the importance of Science and Discovery Centres, March 24 2021
  • Parliamentary Select Committee Reports
  • Reports by ASDC
  • Science Capital
  • STEM Clubs for Schools
  • The Inspiring Science Fund
  • The National Forum for Public Engagement

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