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Pride Month: Providing access to an inclusive environment

As we come to the end of Pride month, Rajinder Poonian, actuarial consultant in life insurance modelling and member of the IFoA’s Diversity Action Group, has been reflecting on what we, as actuaries and within the insurance industry, can do to be more inclusive.

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'Now is the time to act.' – Why diversity, equity and inclusion matters to the actuarial profession.

Why diversity, equity and inclusion matters to the actuarial profession.

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Embedding diversity, equity and inclusion as a leader

Embedding diversity, equity and inclusion as a leader

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Diversity, equity and inclusion - A first-hand experience

Diversity, equity and inclusion - A first-hand experience

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Tackling bias in our work

Tackling bias in our work

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From analysis to action on DEI

From analysis to action on DEI

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Pride 2022: Together we can effect change

Through our DEI strategy we want to 'champion and embody the benefits of a globally diverse and inclusive profession'.
On international pride day our members, volunteers, employers and IFoA staff come together to discuss how we are driving forward change, supporting LGBTQ+ employees and members and helping to create inclusive spaces.

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Black History Month – the achievements of inspiring black mathematicians

As Black History Month 2022 draws to a close, IFoA member, Nyasha Chiwereza reflects on the achievements of inspiring black mathematicians.

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Black History Month, structural racism and being an active ally

Richard Scott, a member of the IFoA Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Colleague Group reflects on this year’s Black History Month, and how a recent frank conversation encouraged him to further explore his role as an ally; not only in this month but onwards, in order to continuously increase his knowledge and further his education as an active ally.

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Black actuaries: let’s get visible

For Black History Month 2022, the Chair of our Diversity Action Group Chika Aghadiuno reflects on the need for supportive networks and role models. She also introduces the UK Black Actuaries Network, which she co-founded.