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How to Engage Older Employees in Learning Initiatives
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Inclusion is a Transformative Change
How to build an inclusive culture from the inside out.
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The Quiet Power of Introverts
No discussion on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is complete without addressing one of the most defining personality differences: introversion and extroversion.
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“You Can’t Just Tack on DEI Work Like You Add an App to Your Phone.”
Journalist and author of Speaking Of Race, Celeste Headlee, talks about improving DEI by doing the work of having difficult conversations.
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Fifth Global L&D Knowledge Forum Wrap-Up
Didn’t have time to attend? We have the key take-aways summed up for you.
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End Workplace Harassment By Preventing It in the First Place
Go beyond legal requirements to create a harassment-free culture.
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“If You Don’t Know How to Connect Effectively Across Cultures, You Miss the Chance to Be Inclusive.”
Diversity consultant and author Tayo Rockson explains how to shift the needle on DEI, step by step.
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“The Conventional Recruitment Process Already Discriminates Against People Who Are Neurodiverse.”
No human brain is wired the same way. It’s time for the workplace to reflect this fact, neurodiversity advocate Theo Smith explains.
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“People Are Angry Because They Feel Their World Views and Values Are at Stake.”
How can people find each other in an increasingly fragmented society? Sociologist Michael Carolan says: through experiences.
