The Royal Foundation of Prince William and Kate Middleton make the recruitment of a more diverse workforce a “particular focus”, following the real racist claims of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
- The Royal Cambridge Foundation unveiled plans to boost diversity in the annual report
- The report indicates that no formal targets have been set for the diversity of councils
- The Foundation said they remain committed to being a mentally healthy workplace
- It comes after the firm split of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from the firm
The Royal Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge has revealed that it is pushing for more diversity among its staff in its annual report.
The directors ’and auditors’ report for 2020 stated that while diversity is always taken into account in procurement, there have been no “formal targets for board diversity” and its improvement has been become a “particular focus.”
The report, which covered the period from January to December 2020, comes after the Royal and Duchess of Sussex’s sharp separation from the royal family and subsequent allegations of racism at the firm.
In her explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey earlier this year, Meghan Markle claimed that a royal king had raised concerns about the darkness her son Archie’s skin could have before he was born.
The Royal Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Foundation have revealed a drive for more diversity among their staff in their annual report. The couple appears in Edinburgh in May
The managers ’and auditors’ report for 2020 stated that improving diversity among staff has become a “particular focus”. The Duke and Duchess are depicted talking to the parents of a boy who has benefited from the Royal Foundation
The report states: “The Royal Foundation remains committed to equality and diversity and to ensuring a positive, safe and respectful environment that promotes the well-being and dignity of its employees, applicants, partners, suppliers and interests it represents “.
The Foundation’s report also indicates that they are committed to being a “mentally healthy workplace” that reveals “various wellness initiatives” to ensure that employees can maintain good mental health.
The Royal Foundation, of which the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are patrons, has launched several mental health initiatives.
He helped launch Heads Together, a campaign to combat stigma and change the conversation around mental health and Contact, which aims to help members of the armed forces gain access to mental health and support.
The Royal Foundation, whose patrons are the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, alongside the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, has launched a number of mental health initiatives. Kate and William appear with Harry during a visit in support of Heads Together in 2017
The Cambridges attended the launch of the Shout Mental Health Charitable Foundation last year, with support from the Royal Foundation, among others, which offers a 24/7 text service to those with mental health issues.
Prince Harry and Meghan were also patrons of the organization, but revealed their plan to separate from the Royal Foundation and establish their own foundation in June 2019, six months before they decided to retire from the royal family. .
Meghan, 40, said in her explosive interview with Oprah that she offered no support from the monarchy after revealing she was suicidal.
Buckingham Palace is reportedly ignoring allegations of racism by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in hopes of “disappearing,” according to an updated biography.
A source told Finding Freedom authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand, who are believed to be close to the couple: “There is a feeling that if ignored it will disappear, but surely they should have already learned that this does not happen. May? “
The report, which covered the period January to December 2020, comes after the Duchess of Sussex’s bitter separation from the royal family following allegations of racism at the firm during her interview with Oprah Winfrey
The updated chapter of Finding Freedom (pictured) states that the Palace now thinks it can ignore the explosive claims and that they will “disappear.”
The writers claimed that Meghan and Harry’s allegation was “horrified”.
Earlier this week, excerpts from the revised chapter were leaked, stating that the Sussex considered the name of the royal who allegedly asked the question.
The authors reported that the couple weighed in “sharing this detail” during the Oprah session. But eventually Meghan told Oprah that revealing the individual’s identity would be “very detrimental to them.”
A leaked epilogue to the Finding Freedom update makes a number of dramatic claims about the couple, the state of their relationship with the royal family.
She says Prince William was left “furious” by the broadcast, but Meghan found it “cathartic” and “liberating.”
He also quotes a friend of the duchess as complaining that, several months later, the monarchy had taken “little responsibility” for her accusations.
Harry and Meghan have repeatedly insisted that Finding Freedom was not authorized and had not offered any cooperation.