DIIC Podcast
DIIC Podcast
Podcast Description
The DIIC Podcast is your go-to space for real conversations about diversity and inclusion in the construction and built environment. We shine a light on the experiences of women, people with disabilities, and ethnic minorities, tackling the challenges they face and celebrating the progress being made.From industry insights to personal stories, we’re here to spark discussions, break down barriers, and drive change. Whether you're in the sector or just passionate about making it more inclusive, join the conversation and be part of the movement!
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The podcast explores a range of topics including the experiences of women in construction, the challenges faced by people with disabilities, and the representation of ethnic minorities. Notable episodes include discussions on sustainable practices in the industry and addressing skills shortages in small and medium-sized enterprises, highlighting the importance of mentorship and government policy in promoting diversity.

The DIIC Podcast is your go-to space for real conversations about diversity and inclusion in the construction and built environment. We shine a light on the experiences of women, people with disabilities, and ethnic minorities, tackling the challenges they face and celebrating the progress being made.
From industry insights to personal stories, we’re here to spark discussions, break down barriers, and drive change. Whether you’re in the sector or just passionate about making it more inclusive, join the conversation and be part of the movement!
In this episode, Faith Abudu is joined by Ellie Farlow, a project manager at G4C Kent Club, to explore the concept of the ”next gen” in construction – defined as professionals with up to ten years of experience. They discuss the vital role of Constructing Excellence in driving best practices and creating opportunities for networking and collaboration across the industry. Ellie shares insights into managing multiple projects, the value of having a supportive employer and the challenges women often face in construction due to outdated perceptions and limited support. The conversation highlights the importance of industry-wide collaboration, flexible working arrangements and stronger government initiatives to support and retain women in the sector.

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