Discussion with Rebekah Steele about her new book INdivisible

Here Comes Everyone by The Conference Bard

English - May 20, 2020 16:00 - 23 minutes - 16.1 MB
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This episode features a lively conversation with Rebekah Steele who shares insights from her recent book INDivisible: Radically Rethinking Inclusion For Sustainable Results, co-authored with Alison Maitland.

We discuss why so many D&I initiatives fail to deliver genuine inclusion in organizations, the relationship between inclusion and belonging and why now more than ever a radical approach to D&I based in part on design thinking is needed. Rebekah also shares the essential link between D&I and sustainability.

As with every episode of this podcast we explore how the guest's ideas apply in the current crisis and how they can contribute to building a better world for all as we move from our current "lockdown" to establish post-Covid norms.

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