How to Create a Culture of Inclusion
Many organizations are investing heavily in diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, but this investment could go to waste if they aren't also building a workplace culture that will allow that work to truly stick. In this course, we will identify the specific cultural patterns that will make or break your diversity and inclusion work, whether you're just starting out with informal conversations, running extensive training programs, making broader structural changes, or even integrating inclusion with your strategy operations. Each level of diversity work requires certain cultural patterns to be in place, and we will identify those patterns and come up with strategies to strengthen them, so your DE&I work will be more successful.
5 activities • 15 videos • duration: 2h 27m
Global keynote speaker – author and consultant – culture scientist.
Jamie is a speaker, author, consultant, and culture scientist who helps leaders uncover the genius inside their workplace cultures. With 30+ years of experience in conflict resolution, generations, and culture change, Jamie is also the author of four popular business books, including the award-winning Non Obvious Guide to Employee Engagement and his 2024 release, Culture Change Made Easy: See Your Hidden Workplace Patterns and Get Unstuck . He holds a Master’s in conflict resolution from George Mason and a certificate in Organization Development from Georgetown, where he has served as adjunct faculty.
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It was a good experience
There were several audio issues with a few of the segments. As someone also said, I also would have liked to have subtitles or a transcript available.
There were audio issues with some of the segments. I also would have liked to have subtitles or a transcript available.
This was a good course for me.
