Equity
Equity
Introduction
This is not an annual theme but an area of enduring interest and commitment for us which runs through all of our grantmaking.
The Fellowship is open to all UK adult citizens, regardless of their background, qualifications or age. We prioritise people and projects from under-represented and under-funded groups, and those who would not receive funding from other sources.
In the past five years (2016-20), 15% of our Fellows have come from minoritised racial communities, 10% were disabled, 10% identified as LGBTQ+ and 65% were women.
Here are four stories about Fellows' impact in this area:
- Supporting Black communities: Yvonne Field
- Creating disability inclusive leadership: Zara Todd
- Making services more LGBTQ+ inclusive: Jacqui Jobson
- Ending children's food poverty: Lindsay Graham
The Fellowship is open to all UK adult citizens, regardless of their background, qualifications or age. We prioritise people and projects from under-represented and under-funded groups, and those who would not receive funding from other sources.
In the past five years (2016-20), 15% of our Fellows have come from minoritised racial communities, 10% were disabled, 10% identified as LGBTQ+ and 65% were women.
Here are four stories about Fellows' impact in this area:
- Supporting Black communities: Yvonne Field
- Creating disability inclusive leadership: Zara Todd
- Making services more LGBTQ+ inclusive: Jacqui Jobson
- Ending children's food poverty: Lindsay Graham