Diversity & Inclusion
Opening conversations and building positive, practical steps together
Every person has their own story, their own experience, and their own perspective on the world. As an educational publisher, we take very seriously the responsibility we have to ensure all young people, as well as teachers and parents, see themselves reflected in the books and resources they use, and that we represent the diversity of society past and present.
We are committed to sharing more voices, experiences, ideas, and insights through our publishing and our work with authors, illustrators and partners; whether that’s in a young child’s picture storybook or a History textbook.
As ever, we are here to help you; supporting you in the important work you are doing to embrace diversity and inclusion in every classroom.
There is much work to do; we want to learn, and are committed to improving.
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Pride Month
As part of OUP’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, we have prepared a series of resources, blog posts, articles, that will highlight different aspects of LGBTQ+ life for Pride month in June. From employee experience to representation in our content – OUP’s LGBTQ+ network has worked with different areas of the organization to create opportunities that will allow everyone to learn more and get involved. Follow @OxUniPress on Twitter to keep up-to-date with our blogs and events for Pride Month.
Featured title: Pirate Mums and free Resource Pack
The Pirate Mums
The Pirate Mums is a heart-warming, funny celebration of different families and a perfect class read for Reception and KS1. The author Jodie Lancet-Grant was moved to create a picture book featuring LGBTQ+ families like hers to read to her twin daughters. Our free Resources Pack includes a guide, activity sheets and bunting.
- Download the Resource Pack >
- Buy The Pirate Mums >
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