BBC Radio 4 debates diversity training

On Monday 12th December, BBC Radio 4 is hosting a programme on diversity training:

A few years ago, no one had heard of diversity training, but now it's big business, with diversity trainers springing up everywhere, helping us understand our differences and guiding different ethnic groups towards peaceful co-existence.

Public sector bodies do it because the law obliges them to promote good race relations. The private sector does it because it wants to be able to sell its products to all ethnic groups.
But does it work? Munira Mirza sets out to investigate whether we can be made more sensitive to each other, or whether, by emphasising difference, diversity training might unwittingly be divisive.

Monday 12 December 2005 11:00-11:30 (Radio 4 FM)