Question 1

What is the Race at Work Charter reset and why was it introduced?

Carley Connell · Accepted Answer

The reset marks the 30th anniversary of BITC’s Race Campaign and is informed by insights from the Race at Work 2025 YouGov Survey. It builds on over a decade of data and progress introducing a new commitment to support NEET young people (18–24) from ethnically diverse and lower socio-economic backgrounds. The reset includes an update to commitment one of the Race at Work Charter and key resources, strengthening the Charter as a framework for real action and helping organisations move from allyship to solidarity and create clear pathways into good work and enterprise.

Question 2

What is the Race at Work Charter reset and why was it introduced?

Carley Connell · Accepted Answer

The reset marks the 30th anniversary of BITC’s Race Campaign and is informed by insights from the Race at Work 2025 YouGov Survey. It builds on over a decade of data and progress introducing a new commitment to support NEET young people (18–24) from ethnically diverse and lower socio-economic backgrounds. The reset includes an update to commitment one of the Race at Work Charter and key resources, strengthening the Charter as a framework for real action and helping organisations move from allyship to solidarity and create clear pathways into good work and enterprise.

Question 3

What is the Race at Work Charter reset and why was it introduced?

Carley Connell · Accepted Answer

The reset marks the 30th anniversary of BITC’s Race Campaign and is informed by insights from the Race at Work 2025 YouGov Survey. It builds on over a decade of data and progress introducing a new commitment to support NEET young people (18–24) from ethnically diverse and lower socio-economic backgrounds. The reset includes an update to commitment one of the Race at Work Charter and key resources, strengthening the Charter as a framework for real action and helping organisations move from allyship to solidarity and create clear pathways into good work and enterprise.

Question 4

What is the Race at Work Charter reset and why was it introduced?

Carley Connell · Accepted Answer

The reset marks the 30th anniversary of BITC’s Race Campaign and is informed by insights from the Race at Work 2025 YouGov Survey. It builds on over a decade of data and progress introducing a new commitment to support NEET young people (18–24) from ethnically diverse and lower socio-economic backgrounds. The reset includes an update to commitment one of the Race at Work Charter and key resources, strengthening the Charter as a framework for real action and helping organisations move from allyship to solidarity and create clear pathways into good work and enterprise.