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Know Your Rights: Key employment law changes in 2024

A summary of changes to come in 2024 for UK employment law and their implications for Black professionals.
New year, new normal: Tribute to my father

Nikki Adebiyi of Bounce Black writes about her newfound experiences of grief, and shares a tribute to her late father.
Sassy, feisty, angry: Harmful ways to refer to colleagues

Bounce Black and Cole Khan Solicitors LLP collaborate on an article about a hidden form of workplace discrimination known as coded language.
Playschool’s out: my experience of Hustle Crew’s first accelerator

Bounce Black’s Founder, Nikki Adebiyi, writes about being selected to be part of the first Playschool cohort, an accelerator by Hustle Crew for ambitious founders who value inclusion.
Diversity, inclusion and mental wellbeing at work

Bounce Black’s Founder, Nikki Adebiyi, writes for This Can Happen Global’s blog about the relationship between diversity, inclusion and workplace wellbeing.
What the Workplace Bullying Bill could mean for Black professionals

A summary of the Ten Minute Rule Bill presented by Rachael Maskell MP in Parliament in July 2023, as well as what it means for young Black professionals and what they can do to help make the Bill become law.
This Can Happen Global 2023 – Part two: Conversations about workplace wellbeing

A summary of This Can Happen Global’s 2023 Summer Conference by Bounce Black’s Nikki Adebiyi, who participated as a speaker.
This Can Happen Global 2023 – Part one: How diversity and inclusion supports positive workplace mental health

A summary of Bounce Black’s Nikki Adebiyi’s panel discussion with Lloyds Banking Group’s Sam Owo at the This Can Happen Global’s 2023 Summer Conference at Allen & Overy.
Making things happen when life happens

Bounce Black Founder Nikki Adebiyi reflects on the first six months of 2023, and how she perseveres in pursuing her goals amidst challenging life events.
For Black Boys… isn’t just for Black boys

Bounce Black’s Founder Nikki Adebiyi’s review of the critically acclaimed play by Ryan Calais Cameron: ‘For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy’.