In our new Fall Series: Tools for Compassion & Justice Leadership Series , we explore how we can further integrate equity into the workplace. Psychological safety of employees is essential, a workplace is not a therapeutic space…and learning to hold the tension between personal-professional is a key leadership capacity.
In our new Fall Series: Tools for Compassion & Justice Leadership Series , we explore how we can further integrate equity into the workplace. Psychological safety of employees is essential, a workplace is not a therapeutic space…and learning to hold the tension between personal-professional is a key leadership capacity.
Another way of thinking about the leader role is one who tells the best, most engaging, most believable, story. If we don’t tell it, others will, and usually it’s the most negative version.
In an era of increasing political volatility, anti-EDI forces have been using social media and legal levers to successfully push back on progressive policies.
This cafe explores factors for organizational leaders to consider when real world events explode into the workplace whether it’s the climate crisis, the murder of George Floyd or Israel-Palestine. How and when do you decide to lean into an issue and when do you not?
What does it mean to work towards justice, inclusion, belonging and equal rights in this time where these topics are more and more polarizing?
Shakil Choudhury and Dawn Menken discuss how to overcome political polarization and become inclusive leaders. Don’t miss the chance to elevate your impact and navigate the complexities of today’s political landscape with confidence and compassion.
Join Annahid Dashtgard, and Emma Lind for a conversation about the Leader Labs and some important takeaways and secrets challenges when addressing race and equity issues.
Join Annahid Dashtgard, and Shakil Choudhury in a conservation about equity, diversity and inclusion.
Join Annahid Dashtgard, Kwame Scott Fraser, and Farzana Doctor in conversation about what it means to belong as racialized individuals—in a profession, to a country, even within our own skin.
