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Earlier this year, LEGO launched the “She Built That” campaign to challenge traditional gender views of building. The campaign included a reimagined RUN DMC track,...

In a recent community survey on LGBTQ+ representation in LEGO, over five hundred participants spoke with clarity and urgency about what inclusion really means, and...

In previous research by the Women’s Brick Initiative (WBI), we highlighted the persistent lack of racial diversity in minifigure head options, despite recent expansions in...

The Women+s Brick Initiative (WBI) research contributor team is excited to share some fascinating research results! From March through November 2024, members of WBI’s volunteer...

Last month, the Women+s Brick Initiative (WBI) team attended Bricks Cascade a LEGO convention in Portland, Oregon (USA), one of several Adult Fan of LEGO...

Author's Note: This post was co-authored by WBI research contributors CJ and Caleb Inman. This year, Women+s Brick Initiative (WBI) had the amazing opportunity to...

Thorin Finch My first memories of LEGO are of sitting on the hardwood floor by the fireplace, surrounded by castles. The Black Falcons would marshal...

Kelly Bartlett’s Chocolate Shop displayed in the Masterpiece Gallery at the LEGO House Inspiring others is one of the cornerstones of the Women’s Brick Initiative...

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our newly redesigned website for the Women’s Brick Initiative! Our team has been hard at work to...

It was difficult to top 2022 for LEGO in equity and inclusion, but LEGO managed to have another good year in 2023 for equity and...

This is Part 2 of the article series. It’s recommended to read Part 1 before Part 2.  If minifigs are meant to represent people living...

We’ve got exciting news! WBI has been asked to provide the street parade in the World Explorer Zone of LEGO House! Current street parade We...