Election season is here, bringing with it a flood of discussions, debates, and distractions. Add global tensions dominating the news, and it’s easy to see why employees might struggle to stay focused… especially if they have opposing views from their colleagues…...
A significant barrier to achieving a diverse and inclusive workforce is implicit bias. Implicit bias occurs when, for instance, you hear the word “engineer” and immediately assume it is a man, or hear “teacher” and assume it is a woman. Have...
Written by: Cleo Tubon and Jennifer Areola Businesses that prioritize diversity in their workforce significantly increase the likelihood of fostering creative and innovative thinking among their employees by 150%. Also, companies with a lot of different ethnicities...
Our team recently organized a webinar on “When Intersectionality and Toxic Behavior Intersect: Managing Toxic Behavior as it Relates to Race, Sex, and Gender” with Catherine as a moderator and she brought a panel of experts together for this important...
When you think of an inclusive workplace, what pops into your head first? Do you think about having different kinds of people working together, everyone getting along, or everyone having the same chances? How do you describe a workplace where everyone feels included?...
The holiday season is a time for celebration, joy, and togetherness. In a diverse workplace (like ours), it’s super important that celebrations embrace everyone, making sure it’s all-inclusive and respectful. We want everyone to feel that warmth and joy...
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