The Diversily Canvas Collection
Unleash your collective potential
Use The Diversily visual frameworks to unite people to drive inclusive change.


The Diversily Canvases
Want to get people talking about diversity and inclusion but not sure where to start?
Need a framework to guide your discussions?
Use the Diversily Canvas Collection to unite people to drive inclusive change and unleash your collective potential.
The Diversily Canvases redefine how organisations approach planning for diversity and inclusion, offering a visual and collaborative space where ideas flourish.
They serve as powerful guides, providing clarity and structure to the complexities of driving inclusive change.
Whether you’re aiming for a more inclusive workplace, developing products for diverse audiences, or fostering inclusive leadership, these visual frameworks are your allies in driving impactful and lasting change.
The Power of the Canvas
Conversation is important – but talk can be fast, fragile and disconnected. Even when we think we agree, often we have different interpretations or ideas about what has been discussed or decided. While writing extensive documents is time consuming and impractical, canvases offer an efficient alternative. They go beyond conversation by providing a visual structure that fosters focused dialogue, forcing sense-making, clarifying, and summarizing complex ideas. The simplicity of these frameworks is their power, cutting through complexity to facilitate quick debates, efficient documentation, and enhanced communication.
Accelerating change all around the world








