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DEI Budget Cuts? Here’s Why That’s a Bad Idea
DEI work has surged in recent years, yet organizations are bracing for uncertainty in the markets they serve. With this uncertainty comes DEI budget cuts. Here’s why that’s a bad idea and how to push back.
Leaders, Stop Making These Excuses about the Lack of Diversity
There are many all too common myths about the lack of diversity. Leaders, here is how to overcome them.
Lessons Learned On Accountability
Reflections on accountability from a misstep in a communication around diversity, equity and inclusion.
Planning a leadership retreat? Here are some ideas to make it productive and inclusive
Leadership retreats are utilizing the precious, sought after time of leaders. Here are some ideas on how to spend it effectively and inclusively
Diversity is on the Table at Holiday Gatherings
Tools to manage candid conversations about diversity and inclusion this holiday season
Women Are Leaving Corporate America for Entrepreneurship. Here’s How to Support Them.
The workplace was designed for men, and the last several years have only reinforced that notion. That’s why women are leaving corporate America and opting to be their own boss — and why it’s important for allies to educate themselves on the reasons why.
Stop Expecting Marginalized Groups to Lead Diversity Efforts. It’s Time For Allies to Step Up and Put in the Work.
Marginalized groups are being overtasked with leading diversity work, which is driving them away from their jobs — and the No. 1 reason for leaving is burnout. It’s time to engage more allies for positive change.
Business Leaders Need to Take Inclusive Language More Seriously — Here’s Why.
Words that used to be very commonplace are now recognized as exclusionary and have been replaced with more inclusive language. Here’s why using that’s essential to understand for your business.
DEI As A Pendulum – Finding the Middle Ground
How to create common ground for those with opposing views in DEI work
Engaging the Middle Manager is Key to DEI Success
An engaged ‘magic middle manager’ is key to successful DEI work