Grace Minton Blog Posts

The Trouble With “Merit”: Why It Isn’t as Objective as We Think

The Trouble With “Merit”: Why It Isn’t as Objective as We Think

The Trouble With “Merit”: Why It Isn’t as Objective as We Think Grace Minton
Published on: 09/01/2026

Merit is often treated as neutral, but research shows it is shaped by culture, intuition, and systems—reproducing inequality in recruitment.

Recruitment – A Key System in Equity and Discrimination

Recruitment – A Key System in Equity and Discrimination

Recruitment – A Key System in Equity and Discrimination Grace Minton
Published on: 15/12/2025

Recruitment is a powerful system shaping equity outcomes. Research shows bias persists through structures, not intent—making system redesign essential.

Beyond Awareness: Why Unconscious Bias Training Isn’t Enough

Beyond Awareness: Why Unconscious Bias Training Isn’t Enough

Beyond Awareness: Why Unconscious Bias Training Isn’t Enough Grace Minton
Published on: 05/12/2025

Research shows unconscious bias training raises awareness but rarely changes behaviour. Lasting change requires systems, practice, and redesign.

What Authentic Allyship Really Means

What Authentic Allyship Really Means

What Authentic Allyship Really Means Grace Minton
Published on: 24/11/2025

Authentic allyship is not a label but a practice. Research shows it requires kindness, courage, and sustained action to challenge inequity.