Press Source: BBC | Worklife

DEI is a lightning rod for controversy – but the practice isn't dead

Some people and firms are now fatigued following George Floyd's death, the "guilt" brought by America's racial dialogue and the surge in DEI ...

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Press Source: The Daily Beast

Destroying DEI is a death sentence for American prosperity

"Consumers are holding corporations to a higher level of accountability as a result of the desire to innovate toward a more equitable culture."

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Press Source: The Bay State Banner

New book explains the why and how of DEI

"I wanted to be able to create a guide and show all the different ways that businesses are experimenting with DEI and be clear about the why."

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Press Source: Banker & Tradesman

The seven stages from intention to impact

"By successfully navigating all seven stages, companies will be able to steer through the ongoing work DEI success requires."

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Press Source: Society for Human Resource Management

10 microaggressions companies must avoid

"DEI is not about making everyone the same, rather, it's about acknowledging differences and celebrating the value of each person ..."

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Press Source: Banker & Tradesman

The DEI lesson for leaders in Dr. Claudine Gay's resignation from Harvar...

"How high people of color can rise within organizations is still determined by monied powers."

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Press Source: Banker & Tradesman

How to get DEI right in 2024

"Business leaders beware. Reversing commitments to diversity, equity and inclusion will not be without consequence."

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Press Source: Banker & Tradesman

Forget the fruit basket – give gifts of culture, curiosity and community

"Gifts should be more than baskets, bows and bling. They should be expressions of what we value and care about, locally and globally."

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Press Source: Banker & Tradesman (Opinion Piece)

Rhode Island redlining case spotlights risk of ignoring cultural bias

"While $9 million may not seem like a high cost for a $7 billion-asset bank, this fine is still encouraging to see. "

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Press Source: Banker & Tradesman (Opinion Piece)

Boston’s past offers vital guide to the future

“The failures of urban planning reveal some of the ugliest parts of human nature and the deficits of our capitalist system."

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