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From bystander to upstander
Anti-harassment training is good. Anti-harassment combined with bystander communication training is better.
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Re-entry in a recession
This time is an opportunity to focus on outreach, inclusion and training.
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A look at skills assessments, bias and stereotypes
Do strengths and skills assessments perpetuate gender bias and stereotypes? It’s a complicated question.
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Video: Striving for inclusive diversity
Aisha Ghori Ozaki, Allstate’s manager of inclusive diversity, talks about the company’s treatment of inclusive diversity as a core value.
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Video: How can leaders better support Black employees in the workplace?
During this very human movement — amid social demonstrations, protests for systemic change and public outcry against acts of violence and police brutality — it’s important to also think about how people are impacted in your organization. Leadership should create a safe space for meaningful conversation and posit the organization as a place where Black…
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Inclusion is practice
To create sustainable change, inclusion needs to become a mainstream part of organizational life.
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Inclusion is the X-factor for agility and innovation
Embracing inclusivity does not necessarily require an entire reboot of a company’s culture. Rather, your company can become more inclusive by fostering a greater sense of innovation, inspiring engagement, accelerating your talent and building digital mindsets.
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Accountability is key to enabling diversity and inclusion in organizations
Avoid these common missteps well-intentioned organizations and individuals take when it comes to D&I.
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Embrace design thinking to advance diversity, equity and inclusion
Design thinking encourages a forward look, playing chess rather than checkers. Design thinking principles can assist us to holistically solve more complex and intertwined DEI challenges.
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To embrace D&I, addressing unconscious bias is only the first step
D&I trainings and workshops are useful tools for businesses hoping to change workplace culture and retain a more diverse workforce, but the remaining question is how to deliver the intended message in a way that resonates with individuals in a sustained and impactful manner.