14 July: To mark International Non-Binary People's Day, Nicky Burr and Nicola Robson from EY share their experiences of being trans and non-binary, and why raising awareness of these issues in businesses is important.

22 June 2020: this Windrush Day, ICAEW’s Communities Manager, Marcia Dyce, shares the story of her grandmother’s journey to the UK from Jamaica in 1952, and the life she built for herself in Britain.

18 March 2020: with many employees looking for a clear commitment to diversity and inclusion from their employer, it’s important for accountancy professionals to find out what other sectors are doing to set themselves apart.

28 February 2020: businesses can measure and analyse racial disparities, taking practical steps to change behaviour.

Juliet Adams, a trainer with CABA, CIPD fellow and learning design and development specialist, provides an insight into mindfulness, and why it's an excellent tool not only during stressful times but also for career progression.

Jatinder Singh, associate and coach at Lighthouse International, argues that encouraging staff members to reflect on their development will help them reach their full potential, in turn boosting productivity and resilience.

More women are in the boardroom, but their access to power is still lagging, as Xenia Taliotis finds.

16 July: A fair recovery must focus on getting young people into work, addressing the housing crisis and reforming the tax system, intergenerational fairness expert Maja Gustafsson tells ICAEW Insights.

26 June 2020: The pandemic increases the risk of modern slavery practices across supply chains, but it could be a chance to do more to eliminate it.

26 June 2020: Investment owners have shown increasing concern for the social responsibility of their investments but is this a priority in a crisis? Siobhan Stewart, ESG Consultant at Sillion, comments.

28 July: A recent webinar explained how international accounting standards apply to climate change and other emerging risks

20 July: Chapter Zero Chair Julie Baddeley reflects on how climate change has moved up the board agenda, the rise of green capital, and the demand for effective climate-related reporting.

17 July: In its response to the European Commission’s consultation on its renewed sustainable finance strategy, ICAEW has called on financial actors to play a leading role in accelerating sustainability across the broader economy.

15 July: ICAEW speaks to Richard Betts, Director, Sustainability Services Turkey at KPMG, who explains that as sustainability grows in importance it can be strengthened and redefined by post-COVID global recovery efforts.

Ann Rinsler, ACA, Financial Executive and one of the ICAEW Women in Finance founders, offers past and present perspectives on women in the profession, along with broad insights into career development, diversity in 2020 and what comes next.

21 May 2020: Claire Fitzsimons, Senior Lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University, considers the future of board gender diversity as new ways of working evolve following the COVID-19 pandemic.

29 May 2020: Some 50 years after the Equal Pay Act, there is still a pay gap in every sector of the economy. But does the shift in working patterns driven by coronavirus offer an opportunity to level the playing field?

Last week Boris Johnson announced an end to the “work from home” guidance. Mental health speaker Nick Elston explains why this might evoke feelings of anxiety and what you can do about it.

9 April 2020: Rethinking performance targets, active listening and regular contact with colleagues are recommended to tackle physical and mental issues

The COVID-19 crisis has forced many people to change their usual work practices and work from home for an extended period. This page gathers together ICAEW insights and externally-produced resources providing practical advice on how to maintain your physical and mental health while working remotely.

23 March 2020: increasing pressures on audit, dealing with Brexit… stress levels among accountants are growing. CABA and Mind sat down to discuss how to deal with a problem on the rise.

7 February 2020: new analysis has put the cost to business of poor mental health at a staggering £45bn, with professional services firms on the front line. So what support mechanisms can businesses put in place to tackle these issues and build resilience in staff? Rachel Willcox investigates.

20 January 2020: we spend the majority of our time at work, so our wellbeing in the workplace should be of paramount importance. Sarah Dale, former PwC chartered accountant and now chartered occupational psychologist and founder of Creating Focus, shares her tips.