As a Black Council member of the Greeting Card Association, I am dedicated to promoting diversity and inclusion in the greeting card industry. It is important to me that our industry reflects the diversity of our communities and that everyone feels recognized and celebrated. This year’s Black History Month theme, “Reclaiming Our Narratives,” provides an…
GCA members held an inspiring workshop with the Winston’s Wish team, kindly hosted by Moonpig. Winston Wish’s enthusiastic young ambassadors shared their stories and provided valuable insight into the language and imagery suitable for greeting cards designed for bereaved children. Background to this Workshop Winston’s Wish contacted the GCA saying that their youth ambassadors felt…
Following the huge success of Pride in London last year where we handed out over 10,000 greeting cards to the cheering crowds, we’re delighted to announce that we’re doing it all again… TWICE!
Children’s bereavement charity Winston’s Wish contacted the GCA as they are seeking partners in the greeting card industry to work with to create a new sympathy range for children. Children are often described as ‘the forgotten mourners’ because they are frequently excluded from having a full and active role in the grieving process. Feedback from…
UK children connecting with Ghana schools through greeting cards
This blog charts the progress of highlighting and encouraging diversity in the UK greeting card industry. A vibrant and diverse industry with an eclectic mix of cards celebrating nearly every possible occasion.
Information from Better Birthday’s campaign to encourage the celebration of age; asking for a reimagining of aging and ageism.
GCA sponsors the Diversity and Inclusion Award at the 2022 Henries.
The GCA is proud to sponsor this new award celebrating and promoting diversity in the greeting card industry.
The GCA Diversity and Inclusion Statement