Where human dignity meets business strategy

Decent, dignified work should be the expectation, not the aspiration.

At Inherently Human, we help businesses to address risk by protecting human rights across their supply chains. Through training, consulting and collaboration, we cut through complexity to help you create meaningful, human-centred change.

Strategy and coaching

We walk alongside you, creating a tailored roadmap for embedding human rights that’s grounded in real-world business context.

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Training

Practical, engaging courses and tailored tools that meet your people where they are, across teams, regions, and roles.

Our courses

ETI Human Rights Essentials

This 4-day, online course gives you a solid grounding in business and human rights. Delivered in partnership with Ethical Trading Initiative.

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Community and convening

Collaborating with industry leaders to efficiently build fairer, more resilient supply chains and develop shared solutions.

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Our mission is to improve the lives of 10 million workers by 2035 by partnering with businesses to embed human rights at the heart of their strategy and operations. We help you strengthen your human rights practices by developing the skills, relationships, and cultures that make change possible.

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Strategy and coaching

We work alongside your team to develop practical human rights strategies that are designed to be embedded in how you do business.

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Leadership coaching

We coach leaders to navigate complex challenges, make confident decisions, and help your teams to thrive.

Policies and governance

We work with you to create policies and procedures that embed human rights in your business, shape culture, and stand up to scrutiny.

Supply chain mapping and risk assessment

We help you map your supply chains and identify human rights risks so you can take meaningful action where it has most impact.

The Wine Society has worked closely with Inherently Human since 2021 to develop and implement an ambitious responsible sourcing roadmap which will help us achieve our ambition to have the world’s most ethical and sustainable supply chain in the world by 2030.

Dom de Ville (Director of Sustainability and Social Impact), The Wine Society