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Dr. Serap Keles is one of our Race and Bias team consultants and her latest academic paper, “Navigating in the Moral Landscape: Analysing Bias and Discrimination in AI through Philosophical Inquiry,” has recently been published in Springer Nature Journal AI and Ethics.

This journey delving into the ethical dimensions of bias and discrimination in AI has been both challenging and enlightening. Feel free to check it out if you’re interested in the ethical facets of AI and the philosophical perspectives shaping the discourse.

You can find Dr. Serap’s paper here.

Read our latest research report, with Total Jobs, on the experiences of Black and South Asian women entering employment in the UK click here 

We have launched our Trans Health, Care and Wellbeing Research Report; in partnership with our Local Healthwatch*   Headline Findings 225 trans and non-binary people took part in the project 205 people took part in an online survey 20 people took part in interviews and focus groups Age range from <16 to 80 years Average … Continued

Bristol Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans Health and Wellbeing Research Report September 2016

Read our latest report, a study of equality, diversity and inclusion outcomes for substance misuse services.

A new report on our pilot project working with Next Link to improve access to domestic abuse services

We have been working with the Somerset Equality Officers Group (SEOG) to update the gay and bisexual men’s community in Somerset on what has been achieved since we published our research report in February 2015.

The Diversity Trust, working in partnership with the Substance Misuse Team at Bristol City Council, has launched a new resource for the substance misuse sector in the city.

The Diversity Trust has published a new report exploring the experiences of older gay and bisexual men living in rural communities in Somerset. The report includes case studies, and biographies of older gay and bisexual men, and makes a number of recommendations for service providers to increase accessibility and remove barriers to services for the community.

A new report by the Diversity Trust explores the key areas of discrimination and inequality, as well as the positive experiences LGBTQ young people have, of living in the area.