Bitesize: Understanding protected beliefs

August 13, 2026 @ 11:00 am - 11:30 am Book Now
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Bitesize: Understanding protected beliefs

August 13 @ 11:00 am - 11:30 am
Virtual Event
Free – £99.00
Understanding protected beliefs

Webinar overview:

Protected beliefs often reflect a core part of someone’s identity. In this bitesize session, we will explore what counts as a protected belief, how they can influence people’s experiences at work, and why understanding them matters when creating an inclusive workplace.

Using a real-world example, we will share practical guidance on how to navigate these topics respectfully.

In this webinar, you will:

  • Define what constitutes a protected belief in the workplace
  • Explore how they can shape people’s experiences at work
  • Learn practical ways to navigate them with respect

This short session will introduce simple, practical steps to help you create a workplace where colleagues feel respected, understood and safe.

Who is this for:

  • Colleagues interested in inclusive workplace culture
  • Inclusion leads and HR professionals
  • Line managers

Book your place:

  • If you are an Inclusive Employers member, please log in to access your ten free places.
  • In-house training is available for this and many other inclusion topics. Get in touch and we’d be happy to discuss your requirements.
  • If you have any questions about this event or have any accessibility requirements, contact events@inclusiveemployers.co.uk.

Please note: We do not typically supply slides for our webinars, however, members can access recordings via their Membership page.

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