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Resources and toolkits

Our resources to help you promote access to and inclusion in the chemical sciences

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Guidance for committees, events and communications

Use these short guides to support you when running events, managing committees and communicating information and to help make sure you're promoting inclusion and diversity.

How to make your communications inclusive

A quick guide covering format, language and more.

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Making your committees inclusive and diverse

A quick guide covering what to consider and how to reduce implicit bias.

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Template slide for participant behaviour

Help everyone to enjoy an event and feel able to contribute.

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Making your meetings and events inclusive

A quick guide covering format, language and more.

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More guidance for running events

How to make spoken communication accessible for disabled people

Meeting or event attendees may require communication support to be able to participate fully and equally.

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Template for printing pronoun stickers

Provide a visual aid to help everyone refer to one another using correctly gendered language.

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Download template (US version)

Further information

Our diversity data report and how we use your data

We encourage everyone working in the chemical sciences to help us understand the diversity of our community.

See report

What do chemists earn?

Salary insights remain a central part of our work. For 2026 data is collected in a new way to give you the facts you need for your next career decision.

Salary and career insights

Policy library

As a leading voice for the chemistry community, we have a responsibility to promote inclusivity and accessibility in order to improve diversity. Our reports, responses to and position on government policy, reflect this.

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Considering a career in chemistry?

Real-life stories from real-life chemical scientists.