Sharon Jagdev Powell, interim head of Leicestershire Music hub and trustee for the Music Education Council, rethinks what EDI means to music educators and leaders, and how we can have the greatest impact
Grime Opera project from Leicestershire Music and Pedestrian
Grime Opera project from Leicestershire Music and Pedestrian - Rendah Films

When your schedule involves a jam-packed timetable of lessons, meetings, reviews, interventions, data analysis and more, how does EDI fit in? It's worth mentioning here that EDI is an enormous and multifaceted ideology, and you cannot embrace all aspects of this on your own. So, in this article, we will explore ways in which we can come together and drive meaningful change within what is manageable.

Whether you're reading this as a seasoned advocate or someone just beginning to find their voice, you have a real opportunity to amplify a collective voice and create a future where EDI is not just a dream but a reality for all. We can build a more inclusive world – one where every young person can contribute, thrive and belong in the world of music.

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