“We will all profit from a more diverse, inclusive society, understanding, accommodating, even celebrating our differences, while pulling together for the common good.”
― Ruth Bader Ginsburg, My Own Words
Prioritizing Psychological Safety
Feelings of trust and safety are important, and they are often lacking in the workplace.
Privilege and intersectionality
Recognizing where we and others have privilege can help us work towards a more equitable workplace.
Achieving generational diversity
Recognize and reduce age bias to achieve greater generational diversity.
Use Stay Interviews to Increase Retention
Stay interviews are candid conversations between an employee and manager.
How to Keep Women in your Workforce
Facing new challenges, women are leaving the workforce in record numbers.
Cultural Competence in the Workplace
Developing cultural competence can help avoid miscommunication, unintended offense, and conflict.
5 Ways to Overcome Imposter Syndrome
Do you feel like an imposter at work? You’re not alone. It’s estimated that 70% of the entire population feel like frauds, undeserving of their jobs.
How To Be an Ally at Work
Workplace diversity, inclusion, and equity initiatives have become priorities for many organizations in order to address injustices that are symptomatic of systemic and historical inequity.
Employee Retention and Experience of Belonging
Understanding how employees experience belonging at work is critical to retention and long-term organizational success.
What is Intersectionality, and How Can You Leverage Intersectional Analysis?
When you understand that people on your team have unique and divergent perspectives, you can leverage intersectional analysis to drive powerful innovation.
How to Build an Inclusive Culture and Avoid Tokenism
To authentically increase diversity and inclusion within leadership and the company as a whole, organizations should proactively avoid tokenism and the marginalization of underrepresented groups.