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Case study: Cornwall Museums Partnership

by Mistralle Reid | Feb 24, 2022 | Case studies of our work with local businesses, Human Resources

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Workshopping inclusion, at all levels.

Cornwall Museums Partnership is a member organisation, bringing together a network of museums from across Cornwall.

With facilitation from Dr. Lucy Szaboova from the University of Exeter, CMP explored diversity and inclusion at all levels – from staffing to board members, to their customers.

One tangible outcome from the work, was that CMP produced an infographic which they circulated among their network. You can view the full pdf here.

© CMP and illustrator Elly Jahnz.

CMP graphic on inclusion

CMP graphic on inclusion

Read more about CMP’s work with The Inclusivity Project on the CMP webiste here.

https://www.cornwallmuseumspartnership.org.uk

Explore and share our free digital resources on workplace inclusion

We have produced three digital resources for you to use and share. Use them to start conversations, share the links, or embed them on your web site.

Systems digital resource

Policy & inclusion: Changing the system through problem-solving conversations

System and policy digital resource

Inclusive Recruitment & bias: What you need to know and do

Hybrid working digital resource

Hybrid work and resilience: How small businesses like yours can 'bounce forward'