News and articles that cover issues affecting BAME or LGBTQIA+ physios, or those that identify with having a disability.
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Diversity: latest news
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No clear path for progression
A landmark research study lays out in detail the barriers to career progression for physios from racialised minority backgrounds
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Celebrating Black culture
Three CSP members share what Black History Month means to them, and how we can all get involved to help make positive changes within the profe
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Working in union: upholding your workplace rights
How the CSP works with national federations when fighting for workplace justice
![The CSP’s delegation to TUC Congress 2024 [Photos: Jess Hurd]](/sites/default/files/styles/section_index_teaser/public/media-image/2024-09/thumbnail_40_41_october_2024_workplace_1200x675px.jpg?h=c74750f6&itok=nAlk9d6r)
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Tom Daley's physio: going out on a high
British Diving’s senior physiotherapist Gareth Ziyambi reflects on working with Olympic legend Tom Daley and the battle for racial equality in spor
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Strong leaders, student voice
Student reps are making an impact at higher education institutions across the country and building their own skills as they do so, as Nina Romain r
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We are here to support you
Jay Gandhi, vice chair of the CSP BAME network, offers a timely reminder about the support the network provides
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South Asian Heritage Month: ‘We belong to all places’
Senthil Padmanabhan, regional clinical director of Primary Care Physio, reflects on celebrating South Asian Heritage Month
