Committed to D&I? Shout it From the Rooftops!
If a potential job candidate, business partner or customer searched your website looking for information on diversity and inclusion, would t
From Optional to Urgent: It’s Time for the Majority to Step Up
Never in my work on inclusion and diversity have I seen such a profound opportunity for change, particularly as it relates to the Black comm
Pageants and Politics: A Contrast in Diversity
We've seen a significant increase in I&D in recent years across a variety of areas from education and government to business and med
Cultivating Inclusion Behaviors
To build a foundation for an inclusive culture, you must first cultivate inclusive behaviors across the board. That, of course, can seem lik
Toward a Culture of Belonging
A relatively new term, or concept, in the field of inclusion and diversity is belonging. It's not a new concept, of course. In fact, bel
Test Yourself: Are You an Inclusive Leader?
In our book, “Becoming an Inclusive Leader: How to Navigate the 21st Century Global Workforce,” we offer insights on critical traits...
Beware the Potential Implicit Bias That Comes With Artificial Intelligence
Companies are increasingly looking for ways to address the impact of unconscious bias—and for good reason. Unconscious bias can have negativ
Body Size: The Last Acceptable Bias?
Inclusion and diversity (I&D) often focus on immutable characteristics, such as sex and race. But the real point behind I&D is to en
Strategies for Effective Inclusion and Diversity Training
Inclusion and diversity goals don't just achieve themselves. Success is more than putting policies in place around diverse hiring. That’
Solving for the Problem of Ineffective Chief Diversity Officers (CDOs)
WarnerMedia, the media and entertainment arm of AT&T and parent organization of subsidiaries like CNN, TBS, DC Entertainment, etc.—has b