
Manage your stress
Stay connected with your friends, family and colleagues. If you do feel stressed, try some breathing exercises & remember to eat as healthily as you can. Read us to know more!
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Stay connected with your friends, family and colleagues. If you do feel stressed, try some breathing exercises & remember to eat as healthily as you can. Read us to know more!
Read more: Manage your stress
Find our the problem with tackling D&I & learn to navigate the tension between benefits that are genuinely inclusive and those that are naturally exclusive.
Read more: It’s Time to Make Inclusion Inclusive: Why Tackling One Underrepresented Group Won’t Work
Antiracism is actively doing part to understand, identify & change problems includes attitude, policies & behaviors that contribute to racial injustice.
Read more: It’s a racist society and we can’t ‘just live in it’
How do you build inclusion digitally? We spoke to DEI leaders about the challenges and how to build psychological safety online.
Read more: Is digital DEI here to stay?
Understand why women, people of colour, and the disabled aren’t occupying higher-paying positions which impacts their wages in the long-term.
Read more: Introduction to gender pay gaps and pay parity
Inclusive workplaces aren’t just about interpersonal relationships. Create a more inclusive workspace by being considerate about noise and deep work.
Read more: Inclusive workplace: noise and deep work
none of us would put others on the periphery deliberately. So, how does marginalization actually happen in our workplace?
Read more: How we unwittingly leave people behind
Find out how we unwittingly leave people behind and marginalize in the workplace; what exclusion feels like and how to fix it.
Read more: How we unwittingly exclude and marginalize
Talking about race & ethnicity at work doesn't have to be hard. Use this guide & glossary to have respectful conversations about diversity.
Read more: How to talk about race & ethnicity
We all know, whether we have a disability or not, that the right terminology depends on the context and the individual person’s preferences. Read more.
Read more: How to talk about disability (and what not to say)
Check out our recommended 4-step template which will help you start the conversation about D&I at your workplace in 2020.
Read more: How to start the conversation about D&I in 2020
An ongoing self education about racism will help us to such as Challenge yourself to think of your place within racism. Read more about how to self educate.
Read more: How to self-educate & ideal starting resources