We Build Truly Inclusive Brands

Brands need to connect meaningfully with their audiences. It’s not controversial to expect communications that are inclusive and anti-racist.
That’s why we place equity at the core of your brand identity—ensuring your communications reflect your values and speak to your audiences, not over them.

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Black Minds Matter UK logo in grey
Black Minds Matter UK logo in grey
Black Minds Matter UK logo in grey
Black Minds Matter UK logo in grey

The problem

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) is under attack, and traditional approaches don’t address the deeper roots of injustice. Many brands are opting out, but they shouldn’t.

Here’s the reality: Without proactive action, all brands, even those focused on social impact, can cause harm. Harm like stereotypes, exclusion, and oppressive ideas can be perpetuated, both internally and externally. It’s why many marketing and comms teams fear making the “wrong” move. But doing nothing isn’t an option—your audiences expect more.

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Brand By Me team members, a British-Pakistani Disabled man & a white woman with brown hair, laughing together.

The Alternative:
Build an Anti-Racist, Inclusive Brand

To create anti-racist and anti-oppressive brands, you need both. Integrating equity into your brand strategy makes your work inclusive, credible, and true to your values. For brand, marketing, and communications teams, this brings clarity, confidence, and measurable impact—internally and externally. But it won’t happen overnight. It requires commitment, resources, and action to make it last.

“We’ve come a really long way thanks to Brand by Me’s guidance. We no longer experience the same level of stress when responding to racist comments - everyone feels confident in our approach and uses our statement where needed. As Collette predicted, we now see fewer racist responses following our change in approach. We’ve also made significant progress in how we platform people from Global Majority communities in our communications and at the heart of our work in communities.”

Carol Flint

Head of Communications and Campaigns, The Ramblers

Let’s work together to discover how your brand can create change.

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