Today on ABCDEI we talk about intellectual property and how to honour it, as we build in public about some of our plans for the future for the body of work we’ve build through this podcast. But first a story you’ll find a story that was first told to us by Andrea Henry of henrybrookslaw.com […]
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EP37 How to walk away like a Superhero
Today on ABCDEI we talk about victim-blaming, victim-shaming and so much more as it relates to the workplace.
EP36 What does the inclusive ‘return to office’ look like?
This season, we want to really feed into some of what we’ve built through great discussions and feedback. And focus on “conversation in progress”.
EP35 How marginalized communities can take up more space
Today Susan and Rohini are getting personal.
What can we do to TAKE UP MORE SPACE? 💫💫💫
EP34 The profound calling of bridge-building in DEI with Martine Kalaw
“I make a distinction between active allies, and passive allies. We’ve got a whole lot of great passive allies in organizations that are wanting to do something and thinking ‘But I don’t know what to do!’
EP33 Inclusion routines for the privileged
We’re talking about building muscle today!
Building routine is such a big part of the start of the year for many. And we wanted to bring that lens to inclusion work.
EP32 Change hearts before minds with Victor Rampaderat
“Here’s something else that I realized which is very rarely brought into this conversation is we talk about white privilege and other privileges. Let’s talk about economic privilege. It’s really easy to become out of touch when you’ve started to gain economic privilege.”
EP31 “I want to own your pain” – with Shari Foos
To kick things off this year, we have with us Shari Foos, Marriage and Family Therapist and founder of The Narrative Method.
EP30 Equitably ever after
In this episode, Susan and Rohini focus on taking the theory of many of the inclusion lessons discussed with experts in the space over 3 seasons into practical reframes of incidents that routinely occur in the workplace.
EP29 I is for Immigrant
Through 2021 there’s been a sense of urgency from communities outside racialized communities, for example. And that can bring with it tiredness for those who’ve been battling inequalities. We must recognize that fatigue.