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ALT A graphic with green background and title The Equity Edge, Shaping tomorrow's foundation industries. Episode 8. Fit for purpose: Fit for the future. Beneath is a photo of Nana Campbell, Chief Impact Officer of 10,000 Interns Foundation, and her quote “We believe that when everybody is equitably empowered, industries will reflect the incredible diversity of the UK”.

ALT A green graphic with title The Equity Edge, shaping tomorrow's foundation industries. Episode 6: Diversity, Functionality and Versatility: Paper. There is a photo of Natanael Bolson to the right, and his quote "When I was in Saudi I was in a very international environment, with people from all around, the most diverse backgrounds, and walks of life. So it's quite interesting, because you have very different perspectives on how you could tackle one issue."

ALT A graphic with a green background and title The Equity Edge. Shaping tomorrow's foundation industries. There is a photo of Abigail Bell, Innovation Executive at NEPIC to the right of the image, and her quote "I have seen a massive shift in actually getting more women involved, more people from underprivileged backgrounds, more people with disabilities. I've seen a shift in the two years that I've been in the industry.”

ALT A graphic with a green background, and title The Equity Edge, Shaping tomorrow's foundation industries. A photo of Neelam Mughal, Innovate UK, is at the right, next to a quote from her saying "it's not just about recruiting females. It's really... how they can then progress to roles where they're actually driving change within these industries?"

ALT A green poster, with text: The Equity Edge, shaping tomorrow's foundation industries. Episode 4. Engineering Everyday: Technology, Innovation, and Inclusion with Glass. Photos are shown of the guests: Roma Agrawal, Fiacre O'Donnell, Furkan Karayel, and Neelam Mughal. Hosts are Professor Sue Black OBE and Jo Stansfield





