WELCOME
WELCOME
YOUR PRIVATE CULTURAL CALENDAR CLUB JOURNEY STARTS HERE…
Welcome to your private Cultural Calendar Club!
We’re delighted to have you on board!
You’ve just unlocked 12 months of powerful, live EDI (Equity, Diversity & Inclusion) talks and events — designed to spark conversation, build awareness, and drive meaningful engagement across a wide range of important topics.
Here’s how it works:
You get to choose the 12 sessions that best align with your goals, interests, or cultural calendar. Whether you’re looking to honour global observances, dive deeper into specific EDI themes, or spark new conversations in your organisation, you’ll find something that resonates in our comprehensive session list.
Each session is hosted live and built to inspire. You can choose to MC the sessions yourselves, or we’re happy to MC them for you — whatever works best for your audience.
We’re excited to help you create a dynamic, inclusive calendar of events that truly makes a difference.
Let’s get started!
Now it’s time to build your Cultural Calendar!
You can use the Session Selector reels below to browse and choose your 12 preferred sessions, or if you prefer, you can download the session table to review and plan your selections offline.
In the Session Selector reels, you’ll find sessions grouped into three types:
Interest – engaging, themed sessions to spark curiosity
Education – informative sessions designed to build understanding
Lived Experience – powerful, personal stories from those with first hand experience
Once you’ve made your selections, simply complete the form below and hit submit.
After we receive your completed form, we’ll work with our expert speakers to schedule your sessions. We’ll then be back in touch with your confirmed calendar and next steps.
If you have any questions along the way, we're here to help.
Let’s bring your Cultural Calendar to life!
SESSION SELECTOR
Interest
Is burnout caused by the individual or the organisation — or something deeper? This talk explores how our biology, nervous system, and workplace culture all shape chronic stress. Learn why traditional fixes often fail and discover new, body-informed strategies for real recovery. Perfect for leaders and individuals ready to rethink burnout and build resilience from the inside out.
Grief is a natural part of life, yet often left unspoken. In this interactive session, Kate shares her personal journey and helps us explore how to support ourselves and others with compassion. Together, we’ll unpack the impact of grief and discover how it can become a catalyst for growth. It’s about finding resilience, holding the grief, and still making space for joy.
From the moment a baby is born, gender stereotypes begin to shape their world. On International Day of Parents, Clare explores how early messages about gender impact identity, confidence, and opportunity. This session challenges outdated norms and offers practical ways to raise children in a more equal, inclusive environment. Because change starts at birth — and with us.
Everyone has a story — but not everyone realises its power. On World Storytelling Day, Hillary invites you to explore how sharing your personal story can unlock healing, connection, and transformation. This inspiring session will help you find your voice, own your narrative, and use it as a force for positive change. Because when you tell your story, you change your life — and maybe someone else’s too
Education
What do cutting your bills improving your focus, mood and mental health, as well as your physical wellbeing, all have in common? Living with a bit more balance & sustainability. This World Environment Day come share your top tips and hear from our expert speaker Parisa Wright, founder of sustainability charity Greener & Cleaner, as she takes you through the top 4 areas where small tweaks can boost our lives day to day.
The first Pride march in the UK was held in London in 1972. Since then, lots has changed for the LGBT+ community. Over 50 years later - why is Pride still important? To answer that question, this session will explore what Pride looked like in the past, some of the challenges being faced in our present, and begin to consider what a meaningful Pride might look like in the future.
Lived Experience
In this compelling session, Hannah Litt will address the barriers and challenges that South Asian communities continue to face in society and the workplace. Known for her dedication to changing the status quo.
Want to better support your trans and nonbinary colleagues? This session breaks it down with key terms, a look at the history of nonbinary identities, and real workplace challenges. You'll leave with practical tools and a clearer understanding of how to be a confident, respectful ally. It starts with awareness — and leads to real inclusion.
The first UK Pride march took place in London in 1972 — and over 50 years on, Pride still matters. This session looks at the past, present, and future of Pride, exploring how far we’ve come and the challenges that remain. Together, we’ll reflect on what meaningful Pride looks like today and why the fight for equality is far from over. Because Pride isn’t just a celebration — it’s a call to action.
Diversity is everywhere — but is it real or just a box-tick? This session unpacks the difference between tokenism and true inclusion, using the toy industry as a lens. Hear real stories, explore why authentic representation matters, and leave with practical ways to make a difference. It’s time to move beyond buzzwords and build genuine, lasting change.
Feminism hasn’t always centred women of colour — from maternal health to careers, the gaps are real and urgent. Nkechi, a passionate feminist and mum, shines a light on these inequalities and calls for a truly intersectional approach. This International Women’s Day, join her powerful session and leave with your own feminist scorecard for change. It’s bold, necessary, and not for the faint-hearted — but it’s how we move forward, together.
Black women in the UK are nearly four times more likely to die during childbirth than white women — a devastating and little-discussed reality. This session shines a light on the inequalities in maternity care for Black women and babies, challenging the taboos around babyloss and racial disparity. We’ll explore the stats, the stories, and the systemic issues — and highlight the vital work being done to push for equity. It’s time to break the silence and change the narrative.
Endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women and people assigned female at birth — yet it’s still widely misunderstood and often dismissed. In this powerful session for Endometriosis Awareness Month, Khushboo shares her lived experience of navigating chronic pain, misdiagnosis, and stigma. Through her story, we’ll unpack the everyday impact of endometriosis and why awareness and empathy matter more than ever. It’s time to listen, learn, and break the silence around this invisible illness.
Eight years ago, Ian and his partner adopted their son — a journey filled with joy, love, and unexpected challenges as a same-sex couple. In this heartfelt session, Ian shares the highs, the hurdles, and life eight years on, including the viral tradition of his son’s annual "Yes Day." You'll gain insight into the adoption process and learn how to better support adoptive families of all kinds. Because every child deserves love — and every family deserves respect.
Feminism hasn’t always included everyone — especially racially marginalised women. This powerful session with Nkechi explores how the movement has overlooked key issues like maternal health, education, and careers for women of colour. Join us this International Women’s Day to unpack hard truths, embrace intersectionality, and leave with your own feminist scorecard for real change. It’s bold, honest, and essential.
What if disability wasn’t a limitation, but a source of strength and innovation? In this inspiring session, we’ll explore how inclusive tech, personal empowerment, and bold advocacy can reshape the way we view disability. Through lived experience and powerful stories, you'll discover how to challenge limiting beliefs — in society and in yourself. It’s time to break barriers and embrace what’s truly possible.