Curated resources to support diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace.
Building an objective career framework can help your business advance DEI by giving all employees the same shot at development. Here's a look at what it takes.
HR leaders need to take a data-driven approach to DEI to track and report on progress, surface opportunities for improvement, and provide critical insights. This webcast shares tips to make it happen.
Establishing a dedicated DEI team allows your organization to ensure DEI receives the right attention, support, and resources to drive meaningful action and results.
Want to make an impact on your DEI efforts? You have to make the data visible. This webcast explores the importance of measuring DEI data in a visible way and how to do so.
In this Q&A, leaders from Ripple, Blend, The TCS Group, and Malida Advisors discuss the importance of diversity now, and what it means for the future.
Want to align your DEI and company strategies? Learn tips for how business leaders can give DEI the platform it deserves.
To effect meaningful change, companies need to connect trainings with concrete action that targets the root cause of workplace discrimination and inequality.
Discover how to use self-ID data to gain robust insights into your organization's diversity, including how to create and distribute self-ID forms and how to analyze the resulting data.
Transparency drives accountability and change. Sharing DEI data might be uncomfortable - and that is ok. Sharing it will drive action.
There are many ways to analyze Diversity, Equity and Inclusion data - visualize it to provide a quick snapshot and surface meaningful insights.
The first step is to develop an understanding of where you stand. Gather the necessary information to then engage other stakeholders and track ongoing progress.
When companies know and own their DEI data, they can take measurable steps to resolve gaps and biases. Let's hop to it!