National Diversity Council

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At the National Diversity Council, providing DEIB resources in the workplace is a core function of our mission,as we recognize #DEIB is an important focus for all business functions and employees within an organization. To understand the complexity of this journey, consider this month's DEIB statistic. Knowledge is power!

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The National Diversity Council recognizes Pride Day which commemorates the anniversary of the Stonewall riots and is dedicated to celebrating the beauty of LGBTQ+ #pride.

This month, I would like to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments and legacy of LGBTQ+ individuals throughout history and culture. I quote the words of Marsha P. Johnson, “No Pride for some of us, without liberation for all of us.” The intersectionality of the LGBTQ+ community weaves different cultures, backgrounds and identities that all showcase the beauty of pride. As we recognize the strides the LGBTQ+ community has made towards equity, we must also advocate for greater awareness, acceptance and implementation of inclusive policies. We must continue to uplift their stories all year round. Please join me in celebrating the resilience and empowerment of LGBTQ+ individuals as they continue to make strides in the fight for equity in our workplaces and communities.

This month, I would like to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments and legacy of Caribbean Americans throughout history and culture. I quote the words of Marcus Garvey, "A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots." Rooted in Caribbean American heritage is a rich melding of cultures, history and backgrounds. Recognizing the contributions of Caribbean Americans is crucial to social justice and human rights. By pioneering a new frontier for inclusion, Caribbean Americans have shown their strength to create, empower and uplift others in the face of adversity. In building on the momentum and success of Caribbean Americans, we must advocate for justice, address systemic racism and showcase how they have contributed to creating a better nation and society. We must continue to uplift their stories all year round. Please join me in celebrating the heritage and contributions of Caribbean Americans to our nation and world.

Dive into our NDC Virtual Suite workshop, Inclusive Recruiting: The Why and the How, to learn techniques to mitigate unconscious bias in recruiting. Learn about the compelling business case for inclusive recruiting and building a strategy with a logical approach to implementation of inclusive recruiting techniques. Register today for the session taking place on August 7 from 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM (ET): https://bit.ly/45c6fa4

What are ways in which employers can ensure #inclusion through floating holidays? Read more to find out best-practices to accommodate religious and cultural celebrations: https://bit.ly/3xJ1vMR

Check out our newest #DEIB Experts added to the National Diversity Council Consulting Network! https://lnkd.in/ghfkZyWF

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