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Today, diversity in the workplace encompasses a variety of factors such as age, ethnicity, and more, making the work environment more inclusive and accepting of differences among colleagues and leaders. The significance of cultural diversity in the workplace is reflected in its definition, which emphasizes the inclusion of eligible individuals from all backgrounds, regardless of race, region, religion, gender, and other factors. It also ensures that underrepresented groups have equal representation. This Inclusive Leadership course provides access to video speeches and podcasts that explore the importance of cultural diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
As you watch and listen, reflect on how you can become more aware of cultural diversity and how to be a more inclusive leader.
- Cultural Diversity: The Sum of Our Parts | TedTalk (15 minutes)
- Creating Inclusive Workplaces for All | TedTalk (12 minutes)
- How the world learned to Say LGBT | TedTalk (16 minutes)
- The Four Traits of Inclusive Leaders | The Will To Change Podcast (45 minutes)
- The Word Choice Workshop: Inclusive Language Tips for Everyday Business | Diversity: Beyond the Checkbox Podcast (27 minutes)
- Creating an Accessible Workplace |Team Building Saves The World Podcast (39 minutes)
- Embracing the Multi-Generational Workplace |Team Building Saves The World Podcast (45 minutes)
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Cultural Diversity: The Sum of Our Parts | Hilda Mwangi | TEDxUCSD
Select the "Watch" button to begin. | 15 minutes
Select the "Watch" button to begin. | 15 minutes
In this talk, Hilda Mwangi discussed cultural diversity as it relates to our ever-changing world. She shares her life story, and how her experiences forge her identity as a sum of her parts.
Hilda Mwangi is a Business Development professional, currently based in Los Angeles, CA. Hilda comes to us with a wealth of legal, policy, strategic, operational, and business development experience. She is on the board of Be A Rose, Inc, a non-profit geared towards increasing education about feminine hygiene and access to feminine hygiene products amongst underrepresented and under resourced communities. She is also a frequent presence at the Los Angeles Mission for the Homeless, where she volunteers twice a month.
Creating Inclusive Workplaces for All | Catarina Rivera | TEDxRolandPark
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Select the "Watch" button to begin. | 12 minutes
Work isn’t working for all of us. In this powerful talk, Catarina Rivera tells us why employers and leaders have a lot of disabled employees they don’t know about, and shares how to make workplaces better for everyone by prioritizing disability inclusion. You’ll also learn 3 free and simple best practices for inclusion you can build into your culture right now. Catarina is a dynamic public speaker, DEI consultant, and content creator (@BlindishLatina). She works with companies and organizations to improve disability awareness, inclusion, and accessibility. As a disabled Latine woman, she is passionate about sharing her own unique story to help build a more inclusive world. Catarina has been featured in Thrive Global, Nasdaq, Authority Magazine, and as one of HonestCulture's Top 21 DEI Influencers.
How the world learned to say LGBT | Fahad Saeed | TEDxCopenhagen
Select the "Watch" button to begin. | 16 minutes
Select the "Watch" button to begin. | 16 minutes
Why does it make sense to use complicated acronyms, symbols and words to describe who we are as people? If we are all merely human beings, why does the LGBT-community insist on using complicated pronouns and acronyms that sets them apart? In this TedxTalk, activist and diversity trainer, Fahad Saeed, will explain why it makes sense to use inclusive language, why minority rights should concern the heterosexual majority and how words that can seem complex, can help set you free as well. Fahad Saeed is an expert on diversity and inclusion. 13 years ago he co/founded Denmarks only organization for ethnic minority LGBT/persons. In his daily life, he works as a communications consultant. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
The Four Traits of Inclusive Leaders: Getting Comfortable Being Uncomfortable with Jennifer and JBC’s Elfi Martinez
Select the "Listen to Podcast" button to begin. | 45 minutes
Select the "Listen to Podcast" button to begin. | 45 minutes
This special episode features an interview with Jennifer and Elfi Martinez, Senior Director at JBC, ahead of the release of the 2nd edition of Jennifer's best-selling book How to be an Inclusive Leader. Jennifer and Elfi discuss the key attributes of being an inclusive leader and how those attributes vary from the traditional model of leadership.
The Word Choice Workshop: Inclusive Language Tips for Everyday Business
Select the "Listen to Podcast" button to begin. | 27 minutes
Select the "Listen to Podcast" button to begin. | 27 minutes
Inclusive language skills help you communicate more effectively and build relationships where people feel safe, respected and seen personally and professionally, but, sometimes, it can be difficult to know the right thing to say.
Creating an Accessible Workplace
Select the "Listen to Podcast" button to begin. | 38 minutes
Select the "Listen to Podcast" button to begin. | 38 minutes
In Michael Bach’s book, Birds of All Feathers: Doing Diversity and Inclusion Right, he explains, “Accessibility is often forgotten when speaking about diversity and inclusion, but it is the missing link. You can have the most diverse workforce and the most inclusive workplace, but if anyone experiences barriers to access—be they physical, institutional, societal, or the like—then you haven’t ensured inclusion for all.”
In this episode of Team Building Saves the World, Rich speaks with Naomi Panarella about workplace accessibility. As a member of the blind community, Naomi tells us about her experiences navigating the workplace and what companies can do to create a more inclusive and accessible environment for all.
Embracing the Multi-Generational Workplace
Select the "Listen to Podcast" button to begin. | 45 minutes
Select the "Listen to Podcast" button to begin. | 45 minutes
There are currently 5 different generations in the workplace - Traditionalists, Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials, and Generation Z. It is so important to connect the generations within your organization. Using the different generations' unique insights only strengthen your team.
This show is a presentation of TeamBonding, providing more than 100 live, virtual, or hybrid corporate team building activities for companies around the world. Visit teambonding.com for more information.
