About People Wiki

Building People is a hub for equity, diversity and inclusion in construction and the built environment.

We are a social enterprise that doesn't believe in duplication of effort and is committed to collaborative working.

This People Wiki is where we are bringing together fragmented industry resource, making it easier for people to find information and content specific to the Built Environment, with a focus on skills and careers, diversity and inclusion, and social value.

Why Building People?

The problem: The UK needs to build, but there is a shortage of competent and experienced workers, and the workforce we have lacks diversity.

The solution: Building People is a free-to-use platform that brings together careers opportunities with a ‘network of networks’, enabling people to find built environment careers support, and industry to connect with a more diverse range of talent.

Our mission is to improve representation across the built environment by enabling and empowering a collaborative movement for inclusive change.

Choose your route into Building People...

• Individuals
• Employers
• Industry
• Network

Directory

• Equality, diversity and inclusion
• Skills and careers
• Social value

• A-Z of EDI: Definitions
• Student research (on social value / EDI / careers)

Join in

Have you got useful material to share?

If it is relevant to the Built Environment and to diversity, skills and social value, then help people to find it by adding details to this People microsite and using the guidelines below.

Add your own content

• For guidance about writing and adding your own content see Get started - top tips and help.
• Some articles are more popular and useful than others. This article explains more.
• Make sure you use the right title as this helps search engines find it. See here for guidance.
• Add your signature to link readers to your profile.
• Tick the 'People' box when you submit the article - that way your content will appear in this Building People microsite.
• Finding it tricky? Contact us for assistance.

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