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In this episode of DEI Will Not DIE, Dr Bree Gorman unpacks the limits of gender equality action plans when intersectionality is treated as an afterthought. They explore how compliance-driven approaches can unintentionally widen privilege gaps and pull organisations away from more holistic DEI work. Drawing on real-world experience, Bree challenges "fix the people" programs and makes the case for system change, leadership accountability, and acting on imperfect data. This episode is a call to move beyond tick boxes and quotas and design DEI strategies that centre those most marginalised — because when systems work for them, they work better for everyone.
For tools, coaching, and support: breegorman.com
Show notes and resources: breegorman.com/podcast
Want to learn more from Bree? Follow me on LinkedIn for weekly insights, updates and behind-the-scenes. Subscribe to our newsletter for tools and practical resources delivered to your inbox. Explore more at breegorman.com.
By Bree GormanIn this episode of DEI Will Not DIE, Dr Bree Gorman unpacks the limits of gender equality action plans when intersectionality is treated as an afterthought. They explore how compliance-driven approaches can unintentionally widen privilege gaps and pull organisations away from more holistic DEI work. Drawing on real-world experience, Bree challenges "fix the people" programs and makes the case for system change, leadership accountability, and acting on imperfect data. This episode is a call to move beyond tick boxes and quotas and design DEI strategies that centre those most marginalised — because when systems work for them, they work better for everyone.
For tools, coaching, and support: breegorman.com
Show notes and resources: breegorman.com/podcast
Want to learn more from Bree? Follow me on LinkedIn for weekly insights, updates and behind-the-scenes. Subscribe to our newsletter for tools and practical resources delivered to your inbox. Explore more at breegorman.com.