Curated resources to support diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace.
Learn how refining performance review initiatives to increase impartiality and facilitate equity can help companies ensure fairness at every level.
Just implementing a DEIB initiative isn't enough. You also have to continue to tap into your people data and continuously ask questions to advance these efforts. Read 3 questions leadership needs to ask to improve and prioritize your people.
Creating a culture of inclusivity is incredibly important. In this Q&A, ChartHop's ERG leaders discuss creating safe spaces and building communities for peers and allies to learn, share, and thrive.
Tune in to four leaders from diverse People backgrounds have a candid conversation on DEIB initiatives, getting them started, and how to make them impactful.
When you commit to DEIB, you intentionally create a culture where people feel like they belong. Read these 5 ways leadership can promote belonging in the workplace to drive DEIB efforts, employee engagement, and high retention rates.
When you commit to DEI, you're prioritizing your people. But leaders in the DEI field suggest taking it one step --and letter-- further. Introducing DEIB.
As the Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging, ivori Johnson knows what works and what doesn't when it comes to DEIB initiatives. Read her take on best practices here.
Nyala Khan is the VP of Talent at Eden Health where she is all about impact, driving toward solutions quickly and with purpose. In this Q&A, she takes us through growing the team 3x with a composition of 65% women and 40% minorities in 2021.
Organizational justice is an employee’s perception of fairness in the workplace. It can lead to trust, mutual respect, and honesty that allows for higher job satisfaction. Here's how to get started.
As the Chief People Officer at Unison, Holly Danko has put a significant emphasis on DEI through a dedicated committee, new recruiting practices, and more. In this Q&A, she talks about these initiatives and their impact on the employee experience.
For a successful DEIB strategy, everyone needs to be on board. With the right tools and resources, managers can be your diversity and inclusion linchpin. Read our four tips on how to leverage their role to enhance your inclusion efforts.
Diversity training in the workplace drives organizational change by promoting a culture of understanding, bringing awareness to biases, and giving a basis of measurement for action.