Diversity Equity & Inclusion
Creating a more equitable, inclusive world starts with understanding and action. Whether in the workplace or broader society, embracing diversity fosters innovation, empathy, and stronger communities. Discover insights on building environments where everyone feels valued, heard, and empowered to succeed.
Schizophrenia Spectrum Superpowers In Context ‒ Part 1
Context makes all the difference when it comes to appreciating and supporting schizophrenia spectrum creators.
5 Terms To Define Before You Begin Having DEIB Conversations
Not that long ago, I was spending time with a friend of mine and my work around Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB)
Intergenerational Learning – An Endangered Treasure In The Changing World Of Work
Today’s workforce comprises five generations which, when viewed by year of birth, span Traditionalists (1922-1945), Baby-boomers (1946-1964)
What Is DEI And Why Is It Important?
DEI is being discussed differently. New implementations are emerging. Learn more about how you can diversify your workplace using DEI.
Exploring The Racial Disparities In Patterns Of Disordered Eating ‒ Introduction & Survey Review
In today’s day and age, disordered eating is often dismissed as part of the daily routine.
Lessons About Diversity, Equity And Inclusion From Sports
Sports have the power to change the world. It inspires, motivates, and unites the world in various situations. So, there are some...
Can Western Women Really Save The World?
During the Vancouver Peace Summit in 2010, former Irish president and peace activist Mary Robinson
Eight Ways To Successfully Unlock Diversity Potential In Your Business
Diversity. It’s all over the news, media, and socials. Inclusion. Diversity. Equity. Racial Harmony. These are now universal buzzwords.
Mr., Mrs., Ms., Miss? Where's My Box?
Mr., Mrs., Ms., Miss? Where's My Box? Earlier in the week, I was asked to fill out a questionnaire.
Tips On Helping Stepchildren Feel Included And As If They Belong
Stepfamilies are becoming increasingly common, and it's important that everyone in the family feels like they belong.
Why Do I Not Forget July 18? The 5 Leadership Lessons I Learned From Nelson Mandela
Why do I not forget July 18 every year? First is the birthday of my nieces, they are twins, and they are fantastic. I love them dearly.
