by Jonathan Stutz
Who’s in your kitchen?
When you entertain at home, who are the folks congregating in your kitchen (as they always seem to do)? It’s a question I routinely pose during my inclusive leadership training sessions.
Continue reading OPINION | Who’s in Your Kitchen? In Honor of Inclusive Leader Peggy Joan Maxieby Kevin Schofield
This weekend’s read is a “working paper” from a group of researchers looking at “diversity washing” by corporations. Much like “greenwashing,” which is attempting to present an environmentally friendly public image by disseminating disinformation about an institution’s environmental practices, the researchers define “diversity washing” as overstating a company’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) commitments compared with their actual practices.
Continue reading Weekend Reads | How ‘Diversity Washing’ Paints an Inaccurate Picture of DEI in Some Companies
