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🌟 Thrilled to announce the Top 100 Nonprofit Influencers: Leaders Shaping Change list by The Work Times! Highlighting five influential leaders: Explore the full list and be inspired by their stories of dedication and leadership: Top 100 Nonprofit Influencers: Leaders Shaping Change 🌍💡 https://lnkd.in/gGdhY3Mv #Leadership #NonProfit #SocialChange #Inspiration #GlobalImpact #Innovation
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No JEDI support group call today due to summer scheduling conflicts. See you next month!
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Thank you for the shoutout!
Decades ago, when I first entered the workforce and heard from my colleagues that my name was “exotic” and hard to pronounce – and then they insisted it was a compliment––I couldn’t quite put my finger on why this didn’t sit right with me. Or questions about my “good” English or how “normal” I spoke (yes, all the above has happened.) Then I found the term “microaggressions”–and it was an aha moment for me. But I think it’s time to retire the term, especially as so many more people understand what these look like. I’m also hesitant about “micro” which doesn’t quite capture the cumulative and pervasive effect these exclusionary actions have on those who experience them. In this Harvard Business Review article, I share why I think it’s time to retire the term “microaggressions.” Let me know if you agree–or don’t agree–I’m always open to different perspectives: https://lnkd.in/gDkFZHTb #leadership #microaggressions #DEI #DiversityEquityAndInclusion #equity
We Need to Retire the Term “Microaggressions”
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This Month's DEI Read: Subtle Acts of Exclusion The Society for Diversity is highlighting "Subtle Acts of Exclusion: How to Understand, Identify, and Stop Microaggressions" by Dr. Tiffany Jana and Michael Baran, PhD as our DEI Book of the Month! This insightful read delves into the concept of #microaggressions - those seemingly harmless phrases or behaviors that can cause discomfort or distress for marginalized individuals. Why is this book so important? 🌟 It challenges the misconception that racism and other biases are always intentional. 🌟 It equips us to recognize microaggressions and their impact. 🌟 It provides actionable steps to avoid alienating colleagues and build trust within diverse teams. ➡ A powerful quote to remember: “One of the most critical aspects of inclusion is that it must happen actively. When we just passively think of ourselves as good people but don’t do anything to actively include others, that creates passive exclusion.” Let's spark a conversation! Share your thoughts on the book or your own experiences with microaggressions in the comments. #Inclusion #UnconsciousBias #DiversityandInclusion #BuildingTrust #Teamwork #DEI #SubtleActsofExclusion #BookRecommendation #ProfessionalDevelopment #IDC
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Excited to speak at the 2024 Inclusion Symposium! Join us!
Time is running out! Register for the 2024 Inclusion Symposium now. The full Symposium agenda and speaker line-up is available. Don’t miss this opportunity to propel your organization into a future defined by inclusivity! Join Richmond SHRM and Suzanne Cardwell, Wendy Gates Corbett, MS, CPTD, Dr. Tiffany Jana, and Kevin Woodson on Wednesday, May 15. Learn more and register https://lnkd.in/evRY9Zej.
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The Subtle Acts of Exclusion online course is now available! Sponsored by National Co+op Grocers, this dynamic, three-part course includes all of the vital elements from Doc Jana and Michael Baran's award winning book of the same name. It's a highly interactive course with dynamic visuals and audio narration included. Individual enrollment and group rates are available at Loom The Culture Map, Inc. A full suite of inclusive culture and HR compliance online trainings and enterprise level annual subscriptions are available from Loom The Culture Map, Inc. Contact us for more information. https://lnkd.in/eu3-BcqA
Subtle Acts of Exclusion Online Course
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Thanks for recommending our book, The B Corp Handbook 2nd edition!
Leader in Holistic Climate Action | Sustainability Consultant | Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) | Environmental Impact | Sustainable Business Practices | B Corp Advocate
It's already Wednesday! 😮 So far, I have recommended the following books, Drawdown and All We Can Save. Both give the power back on how we can truly reverse climate change and guarantee a better present day and future. My third book recommendation is the #BCorp Handbook by Ryan Honeyman and Dr. Tiffany Jana. This was the "process and guide" portion of my impact journey. The book comprehensively details how the private sector can improve their social and environmental impact. For businesses, leaders, and consumers, it provides a clear path to aligning values with business practices and profitability. Certification or not, it's for any leader that wants to improve their impact, while reaping the benefits like customer satisfaction, brand engagement, profitability, efficiency, employee retention, and the reduction of business risk. Out of all my books, this one has the most notations, highlights, and underlines. What is your go-to book? #bookrecommendations #climateaction B Lab
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Excited for this tech and all the ways it can support people with disabilities.
A brief explainer on how Ai Pin and Cosmos (our Ai OS) work, narrated and illustrated by Imran Chaudhri.
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