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I’ve found a book to help you cut through the nonsense of DEI
Find out you can do “DEI right”.
Here’s some key topics covered from this episode:
– The benefit of reading books by prolific writers
– Why you should be willing to change your mind
– How revealing our bias is helpful for others
Play the episode for more
Here’s some key takeaways from this episode:
Accountability leads to trust and trust is the currency of change
The author defined accountability as “informal and formal mechanisms by which the organization and its leadership are held to task to achieve what they commit to.”
Judge experts by their effectiveness, their approach and their style
“The author spoke about how difficult it was to find a “good” DEI practitioner. They described it as an inefficient and convoluted process. “
Be gracious, not just to other people.. but yourself
“The author is asking for the audience to “extend grace and understanding” to them and in my mind, understand others.”
Check out these resources
Lily Zheng is one of the most prolific writers in my feed.
Whenever you’re ready, there are a few ways I can support your Inclusion Journey:
1. Work with me 1:1
2. Get Practical Book Insights
3. Get our Free Email Course
For everything else check this
https://linktr.ee/elementofinclusion
The post DEI Deconstructed [Book Review] appeared first on Element of Inclusion.
By Dr Jonathan Ashong-Lamptey Diversity & Inclusion I Broadcaster I Speaker I Protagonist4.9
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I’ve found a book to help you cut through the nonsense of DEI
Find out you can do “DEI right”.
Here’s some key topics covered from this episode:
– The benefit of reading books by prolific writers
– Why you should be willing to change your mind
– How revealing our bias is helpful for others
Play the episode for more
Here’s some key takeaways from this episode:
Accountability leads to trust and trust is the currency of change
The author defined accountability as “informal and formal mechanisms by which the organization and its leadership are held to task to achieve what they commit to.”
Judge experts by their effectiveness, their approach and their style
“The author spoke about how difficult it was to find a “good” DEI practitioner. They described it as an inefficient and convoluted process. “
Be gracious, not just to other people.. but yourself
“The author is asking for the audience to “extend grace and understanding” to them and in my mind, understand others.”
Check out these resources
Lily Zheng is one of the most prolific writers in my feed.
Whenever you’re ready, there are a few ways I can support your Inclusion Journey:
1. Work with me 1:1
2. Get Practical Book Insights
3. Get our Free Email Course
For everything else check this
https://linktr.ee/elementofinclusion
The post DEI Deconstructed [Book Review] appeared first on Element of Inclusion.

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