The European Parliament elections are on 9 June. To get answers to questions about how politicians view diversity and inclusion issues at the European level, Diversity Charter Sweden invited [...]
The film provides answers on the benefits of diversity/inclusion, the importance of learning from others and what is included in membership. Simply a perfect tool for your noisy membership. There are
Diversity Charter Sweden's first information film is here and it's yours! Read More »
With a record number of new members, Diversity Charter Sweden's annual Signatory Event celebrates its twelfth edition on 5 October. There will be inspiring speakers from Axfood and SVT's Draknästet. The Signatory Event highlights
40 new members at Diversity Charter Sweden's diversity event Read More »
When Diversity Charter Sweden invited to this year's diversity event, the so-called Signatory Event, it was in front of more than 40 new members. In addition, clear challenges regarding diversity were addressed from
150 Swedish companies were challenged on diversity and inclusion Read More »
With a record number of new members, Diversity Charter Sweden's annual Signatory Event celebrates its twelfth edition on 5 October. There will be inspiring speakers from Axfood and SVT's Draknästet. The Signatory Event highlights
40 new members at Diversity Charter Sweden's diversity event Read More »
Diversity is both good for staff and good for business. In addition to the benefits of making employees feel welcome and appreciated, companies can tap into a larger talent pool while increasing innovation.
The EU's annual drive for greater diversity and inclusion in the workplace, Diversity Month, begins on Friday 28 April. The opening ceremony in Brussels will be attended by several leading representatives from Swedish companies.
Launch of Diversity Month - EU Diversity Month Read More »
Are you a communicator, opinion leader, used to taking your place in the debate and perhaps already an established profile in diversity and inclusion issues? Then you are the one we are looking for as Diversity Charters Sweden's new President.
Are you our new president? Read More »
This week, Hasse Sandberg started as Communications Officer at Diversity Charter Sweden. Hasse has extensive experience from both the disability movement and politics and comes most recently from the Stroke Association. Anna Carlsson Sigstedt, Secretary General
The Board of Diversity Charter Sweden has appointed Anna Carlsson Sigstedt as Secretary General of Diversity Charter Sweden. She comes from MultiMind Bemanning, where she was Head of Communications. With Anna Carlsson Sigstedt, Diversity
Anna Carlsson Sigstedt becomes Diversity Charter Sweden's first Secretary General Read More »
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Diversity Charter Sweden works for a world where different ideas, knowledge, experiences and competences count, where difference is a resource.
Diversity Charter Sweden works for a world where different ideas, knowledge, experiences and competences count, where difference is a resource.
For financial matters:
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Visiting address:
Klarabergsviadukten 63
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Box 190
111 64 Stockholm
Org.nr 802454-6890
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