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Covid-19 raises important questions on health inequalities and the disproportionate impact it has had on BAME communities. As the world watches the events unfold across the UK and over the pond, Samira Ben Omar reminds us of the importance of having a voice, a sense of belonging and the powerful desire to tackle social injustices.

Digital engagement can easily go wrong. Too many people imagine that success is just about getting the technology to work. Here are our top 5 tips to help you run digital events with much less stress.

What’s hummus got to do with healthcare? At first glance (other than the nutritional value of chickpeas) not a lot. Yet our experience in supporting the Belazu Virtual Banquet cookalong gave a fresh insight into how those across health and care can work together.

What do we risk by not asking quite the right questions? Andrew Grey reflects on this week's ABC Chat with Kieron Boyle, Chief Exec of Guy's and St Thomas' Charity.

When I retired from clinical practice, the thank you letters and messages I received from my patients all talked of care – the aspect of my work that mattered most to them was deeply human and extraordinarily untechnical.

So will the efficiency of Zoom be the kiss of death for informal office small talk? Hopefully not, if organisations value that sort of staff interaction and find creative ways to make space for it.

The Covid-19 pandemic is seeing a rise in random acts of kindness. This Mental Health Awareness Week, Chloe Hellier discusses what kindness means for Kaleidoscope and why it needs to be at the core of what we do.

How do we reimagine a governance structure that once supported us, but is now hindering us? Theo Cox reflects on this week's ABC Chat with Heather Moorhead.

During my time at university, I always found it fascinating how many of us would fill in mitigating circumstances forms, have coursework deadlines extended or exams deferred because of issues relating to mental health.

Living with Covid-19, or the risk of its return, is the new normal for health and social care. How can we continue to operate with so much uncertainty?