How can you build a strong allyship program? Research shows that in organizations where allyship is a priority, employees are 50% less likely to leave and are 56% more likely to improve their performance. Innovation rates, revenue rates and profitability rates are...
April is Autism Acceptance Month Autism is one form of neurodivergence where the brain works differently than a brain that is considered typical. Autistic behaviors are on a continuum and can vary greatly from person to person. Social communication challenges, sensory...
Equal Pay Day has come and gone but how is your organization supporting pay equity year round? March 12th, 2024 was Equal Pay Day in the United States. Equal Pay Day represents the number of days women have to work into the current year just to make the same amount of...
Headlines may lead one to believe that companies are quiet quitting their DEI efforts, but new study tells a different story You may have seen recent headlines like these, causing you to think that support for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) is dwindling: DEI...
Ideas to help celebrate inclusively for Women’s History Month If you or your organization haven’t yet planned a Women’s History Month celebration, there’s still time. Informal programs, discussion guides and tools can help you meet aspiring allies where...
The Problems Keeping Business Leaders Up At Night Economic uncertainty, talent retention and political polarization are top- of-mind for business leaders. It seems the only thing certain about business is uncertainty. Today’s leaders have to prepare for the best,...
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1. Understand the science of bias 2. Spot microaggressions in the moment 3. Call people in on microaggressions
1. Bridge the gap of curiosity as an ally 2. Give and receive feedback as an ally 3. Coach others to success as an ally 4. Stretch talent equally through sponsorship
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1. Dive into the four areas of gender bias 2. Relearn our racial history 3. Be inclusive of disabilities 4. Celebrate LGBTQ+ beyond Pride month
1. Dial in on your allyship values
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3. Design your allyship goals
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