The communication industry has for a long time been failing to include people with other ethnical backgrounds than the overrepresented and dominant white. Both in terms of employees internally and those who are visible in communication externally. The result has been, and still is, a skewed reflection of the world’s true representation, and a steppingstone to the structural racism we see in the world today. Although we won’t be able to make racism go away, we do what we can in order to support a change in the field of communication.
The communication industry has for a long time been failing to include people with other ethnical backgrounds than the overrepresented and dominant white. Both in terms of employees internally and those who are visible in communication externally. The result has been, and still is, a skewed reflection of the world’s true representation, and a steppingstone to the structural racism we see in the world today. Although we won’t be able to make racism go away, we do what we can in order to support a change in the field of communication.
Our goal is for our industry to reflect the diversity in society. This is what we do: We staff teams of different race in our productions. We show people of color when creating image banks. We share our job ads in selective forums to reach underrepresented candidates. When recruiting, we use positive different treatment on equal competences to increase diversity.
To increase the representation of people with underrepresented ethnic backgrounds, we have initiated an internship-program where we exclusively prioritize URM- groups.
LEARN MOREBy collaborating with several organizations, we get to work with youth in socio-economically challenged areas. Introducing and inspiring to pursue our line of work. And put branding on the map.
To help underrepresented groups in launching a career within design, we have, for the past few years, established an entrance scholarship for the most outstanding design students.
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