PurpleSpace Resources

Learning & Development

The PurpleSpace resources are an exclusive suite of insight publications, briefings and templates that bring something new to the table.


Our unique and extensive contact with Disabled Employee Network and Employee Resource Group leaders means that we are close to their challenges and so can create practical resources that help drive culture change on disability. All resources are free to our members and some are freely available to anyone interested in tips for building disability confidence from the inside out.


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Out of Office: Extending the reach and impact of disability ERG/Networks to colleagues in operational roles

Stepping Up


123#PositivelyPurple 2024 is sponsored by Novartis and Motability Operations, in association with Tesco.

We often hear from our community of disability ERG/Network leaders that, even if their network is mature, ensuring their reach and impact extends beyond colleagues in corporate or home-based roles is a challenge.

Out of Office: Extending the reach and impact of disability ERG/Networks to colleagues

Networking with Kate Nash OBE

Starting Out / Podcast


123There are many benefits to networking with others and connecting along the way. 
Networking enables us to meet new people, find new information and connect ideas and to create better ones. It enables us to access resources and to be more helpful and useful to others and is an opportunity to refresh ourselves and reset our purpose.

Kate shared her three top tips for networking in this film, which

#PositivelyPurple 2024 Member Support Resources

Stepping Up / Toolkit


123PurpleSpace members can access our Member Support Pack and our 2024 supporting resource to enable you to update your profiles and organisational website.

Cultivate the Art of Obstinacity

Stepping Up / Presentation


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The most impactful disability ERG/Network leaders tend to be driven by purpose, they are resilient and persistent. They are what you might call ‘obstinacious’…
 
In her latest book, ‘Positively Purple’, PurpleSpace Founder, Kate Nash introduces the term  ‘Obstinacity’, which she describes as ‘a mash up of two words - 'obstinance' (unyielding stubborn adherence to one's purpose or

Confident Conversations Podcast Series One

Stepping Up / Podcast


123Introducing the Confident Conversations Podcast Series

Series One of our Confident Conversations podcasts is now available, sponsored and produced by LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group) and powered by the Futurists.

Hosted by PurpleSpace founder, Kate Nash, these interviews are brought to you with thanks to remarkable people choosing to share their learning about developing inner confidence so that

Confident Conversations Series One - Belinda May, Dentons

Stepping Up / Podcast


123Belinda May is a passionate advocate of the need to develop inner confidence. In our film together you will hear her describe that process being ‘like oxygen’, enabling us the freedom to explore who we are.
Belinda speaks candidly about her life, before and after her diagnosis of a life-threatening disease for which there is no cure. The medication that saves her life, also threatens it.

Confident Conversations Series One - Emma Olivier, Twenty Percent

Stepping Up / Podcast


123I first noticed Emma Olivier when she set up her own company, Twenty Percent, an advisory company based in Australia that provides high-quality services to help organisations unleash the power of the 20% of Australians who have a disability.
I was immediately struck by her ability to be out, loud and proud about her own experience of disability. When we finally met for dinner in London I saw at

Confident Conversations Series One - Samantha Renke, Author

Stepping Up / Podcast


123Samantha is an actress, broadcaster, writer, disability rights campaigner, diversity and inclusion consultant and keynote speaker. And her story starts when she is born with a rare genetic condition Osteogenesis Imperfecta - commonly known as Brittle Bones condition.
Having started her career as a teacher Samantha is now a regular face on our TV screens and skilfully uses her own lived experience



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