Does equity mean taking a side? I would assert that the short answer is yes. But as with everything else around the work of diversity, equity, and inclusion—the answer is way more complex and nuanced than that. Throughout...
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Last week, we explored the power in creating spaces for Bold, Inclusive Conversations™ as a...
Read MoreOne does not have to look any further than the last month [or perhaps even the last week], for instances, events, ‘tweets,’ that suggest we are not having the conversations necessary to continue to create an inclusive, equitable...
Read MoreIntersectionality has become a buzz word in the diversity, equity, and inclusion space. While the theory (coined in 1989 by Dr. Kimberle Crenshaw) has been used in the academic and social justice context for some time, it has...
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Equity and inclusion, more often than not, can seem a bit abstract, in some ways elusive. Over the...
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Last week, we finished a series called “There’s Levels to This” in which we defined three levels...
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