Diversity Holidays
Hanukkah is one of the most well-known and widely-celebrated Jewish holidays in the U.S. Here’s a helpful overview of this celebration and how you can honor it in the workplace.
Addressing Bias
Explore two strategies for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion practitioners to identify and mitigate unconscious biases: the WAKE UP and PAUSE methods.
Diversity Holidays
International Equal Pay Day was established in to raise awareness of the gender pay gap across the world, draw attention to the systemic inequalities that inhibit progress towards women’s economic empowerment, and highlight efforts to close the gap.
Communication
As tough conversations about social issues become increasingly common in the workplace, it’s important that those asked know how to navigate these moments in a way that feels safe and comfortable
Communication
What do you do after misspeaking and committing a microaggression? In this guide, we walk you through what to do next with empathy and grace.
Belonging & Trust
Leaders can boost employee engagement by cultivating trust and belonging. The first step is measuring current sentiment with surveys, interviews, and indirect evidence.
Diversity Holidays
Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, and Easter are observed by many Christians throughout the world, including Catholics and Protestants.
Diversity Holidays
Deaf Awareness Month, celebrated every September. For businesses, organizations, and individuals alike, Deaf Awareness Month encourages a more inclusive world where communication barriers are dismantled and respect for diversity is fostered.
Diversity Holidays
This blog provides context on what the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur is and how you can celebrate and promote inclusion around it in the workplace.
Diversity Holidays
Discover how hiring former service members strengthens your workforce and learn inclusive practices to support and retain veterans and military spouses.