Is Age Just a Number

By | Diversity

Is Age Just a Number? Stop Stereotyping Generations Is age just a number? No, and Yes! No, because we all view people, events, situations, etc. from our own reference points, which come from our own experiences. Most of our perceptions are formed by what we experience, see and hear, before we are eighteen. Everyone has their own experiences, and each…

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The March on Washington 1963; I was there

By | Diversity

The March on Washington 1963; I was there The 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom is being celebrated this week I’m so glad that I was there to take part in history. My diversity journey began that day. I wish I could say that it was because I saw Martin Luther King, and heard his…

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Diversity Allies Diversity Leaders

By | Diversity

Diversity and Inclusion Leaders Need to Know How to be Diversity and Inclusion Allies At some point in our lives, everyone needs an ally, a person who supports our ideas, encourages us to follow our dreams, or defends us against naysayers. At some point in our lives, we’ve probably all had opportunities to be an ally to another person, and…

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December 2002, Diversity Fast Facts

By | Archived Newsletters, Diversity

Diversity Fast Facts As 2002 draws to a close, take a minute to reflect on your organization’s diversity, its policies toward an inclusive workplace, and what you can do to create an accepting environment. Use these fast facts about diversity to help you gage your progress and identify areas for improvement. 1. Three in 10 people in this country identifies…

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Valuing Diversity during the Holidays

By | Archived Newsletters, Diversity, Uncategorized

Appreciating Diversity During the Holidays: It’s about more than just a simple “Happy Holidays” greeting card. By Kate Berardo and Simma Lieberman Guess who’s not celebrating Christmas this year? Millions of people in the US. That’s right. Tens of millions of Americans don’t celebrate Christmas religiously, either as followers of non-Christian religions (Buddhists, Muslims, Hindus, Jews) or as individuals with…

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How to Go from Eggshell Walking to Multicultural Festivity Making

By | Archived Newsletters, Diversity

How to Go From Eggshell Walking to Multicultural Festivity MakingBy Simma LiebermanMany people feel they walk on eggshells around the holidays, always trying to watch out for and not say the wrong thing to the wrong person. This is one approach to the holidays. Simma wraps up this newsletter and this year with tips for another approach to Holiday Diversity….

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Are Your Employees Sending Their "Robot Surrogates" to Work

By | bias, Diversity, diversity and inclusion, employee engagement

Are Your Employees Sending Their Robot Surrogates to Work? Several years ago, we conducted an organizational assessment for the president of a mid-size company who wanted to build a more diverse workforce. As a result of the assessment, we helped his executive team revamp their recruiting and hiring strategy to be more inclusive, and increase diversity amongst their new hires….

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