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Develop an Action Plan
Kenji Yoshino’s research highlights the inadequacy of many diversity initiatives since the 1960s, proposing a three-step framework—diagnose, analyze, and act—to effectively address identity covering in workplaces and foster genuine inclusion.
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African-American Women and The C-Suite
African American women have historically embraced leadership roles in their communities, balancing careers and motherhood without seeing conflict, yet they face greater challenges and isolation in the workplace compared to their white counterparts, often lacking the necessary support and sponsorship for advancement.
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Design Inclusive Meetings in Practice
Inclusion specialist Ruchika Malhotra emphasizes the importance of fostering inclusivity in meetings by implementing strategies like a “no interruptions” rule and amplifying others’ ideas to ensure that all voices are heard and credited appropriately.
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Design Inclusive Meetings in Theory
Ruchika Malhotra emphasizes that meetings should be redesigned to foster inclusivity, ensuring equal opportunities for all participants to share and receive credit for their ideas, thereby enhancing innovation and reducing marginalization.
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Create Equal Opportunities
In this video lesson, inclusion strategist Ruchika Malhotra highlights the unfair distribution of “office housework,” which disproportionately burdens women and people of color, and offers strategies for ensuring a fairer division of tasks to support career advancement.