Microaggressions: how to address them with confidence
At least one in four people have experienced microaggressions at work and, despite their name, there is nothing “micro” about their impact on you and
Throughout the year, we have the privilege of observing various Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) events. Such occasions include Pride Month, National Inclusion Week, World Menopause Day, International Women’s Day and International Men’s Day.
To support the principles in which these important dates are founded of acceptance, equality, and respect for all individuals, we have created this resource to explore the latest trends in inclusion through a gender lens; what it means in the context of hybrid working; why we all need to be aware of intersectionality; why there needs to be a focus on the mental health of ALL employees; and why proactive allyship is an important part of the solution.
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So, let us continue to champion diversity, equity and inclusion, not only during designated DEI days but every day, as we work towards a more inclusive and equitable future for all.
Inclusion is a cornerstone of every progressive workplace. And it starts with a conversation. At everywoman, we’re thrilled to launch a series of toolkits, giving you everything you need to hold a courageous conversation with your team for National Inclusion Week.
Welcome to Inclusion in Action. We’ve compiled 31 practical tips you can utilise to instantly make you a more diverse and inclusive colleague – thats one for each day of the month. Whatever your role, job function or seniority, you have a part to play in bringing about a fairer, more equal world. So whether you’re in your first job, or are already a senior leader, you have the chance to help break the bias and make inclusion part of your everyday life.
At least one in four people have experienced microaggressions at work and, despite their name, there is nothing “micro” about their impact on you and
Discover more about the business case for gender diversity, and, more importantly, how you can apply them to your business, whatever its size or scope. Designed to bring the strategic thinking of bigger brands to smaller businesses, it’s perfect for CEOs and founders, HR and People specialists who are curious about how they can increase their gender diversity and reap the benefits.
Allyship is often defined as the conscious efforts of a person who is not a member of a marginalised group to support those who belong
Though you want to be respectful of others, the use of pronouns in our diverse communities can sometimes be confusing and awkward if you feel
In recent years, allyship has emerged as a pivotal force in our collective journey towards a more diverse and inclusive society. The role of male
In the quest to advance their careers, women are often encouraged to increase their visibility in the workplace. However, emerging research suggests that certain life
With an increase in healthcare and workplace-based support available to women, we have the opportunity to make the menopause as positive an experience as possible. Broadcasting
Mothers are 40% more likely to report that childcare issues harmed their careers, and an additional 23% claim they have been treated ‘as if they
Silicon Valley finance veteran, Meena Srinivasan has led growth at high-profile Silicon Valley technology startups including FitBit, Stratify and mental healthcare unicorn Ginger. And as
Asking the right questions is a powerful way for straight allies to understand the experiences and challenges of LGBTQ+ colleagues. Infosys Consulting Principal and business
What does the term white privilege mean, and why is it important that we have an open, honest and inclusive discussion around this subject? Join
A fundamental task of leadership is to create a workplace community in which every team member, regardless of gender, race, different ability, sexual orientation, age
This workbook offers an introduction to the principles of diverse and inclusive leadership and identifies the six key traits inherent in it. Use it to help you to embark on – or propel forward – your journey to inclusive leadership, to benefit you, your team and your organisation.
Download our 2024 diversity and inclusion calendar and stay on top of this year’s awareness days, and national and international…
It’s an uncomfortable truth that we all have biases — the challenge for inclusive leaders-in-the-making is in understanding them, and committing to…
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