Common pitfalls to avoid in the visual representation of race and ethnicity  

While there is growing awareness of the need to demonstrate diversity in terms of race and ethnicity in images, organizations still fall into common traps.

Turning belonging from a privilege into a right  

Inclusivity and belonging are a challenge for all of us – here are some solutions for individuals, leaders, organizations and society as a whole.

Zero Gap Forward: A blueprint for closing the gender pay gap

Transparency and standard salary benchmarks are vital to ensure the future of employment is equitable and just for all.

AI = Accountability + Inclusion 

Organizations must ensure they have a strategy for AI’s governance and ethical oversight. DE&I offers principles and practices that can inform decision-makers.

La communication inclusive : comment dépasser la peur de dire ce qu’il ne faut pas  

Pour créer une culture vraiment inclusive, prenez conscience de la manière dont le langage et les images sont utilisés dans votre organisation et montrez la voie pour aider les employés à dépasser leur peur de faire des erreurs.

How to run a high-performing business: Hire more women leaders 

Gender stereotyping is the enemy of men who want to run successful, sustainable businesses. It’s also the enemy of women who want to work for successful, inclusive companies with gender diversity at every level – including the bottom line.

The rules of executive presence are shifting in a way that benefits women 

A decade of change has led to a marked shift in the perception of what it takes to be a leader. Inclusiveness, authenticity, and the ability to ‘listen and learn’ are now among the most desirable attributes. This is good news for women, argues Ginka Toegel.

Gender lens investing cuts risk and boosts returns 

340 million women and girls will be living in extreme poverty by 2030 unless investors shift more capital to the gender lens market. It’s time for asset managers to wake up to the opportunities presented by gender equality

How to harness talent of people with disability 

A five-layered, multi-step approach can help to attract and develop the largely untapped talents of ‘the world’s largest minority’.

Flat or spiky? How best to tap the talents of the neurodiverse 

Learning how to effectively accommodate and enable neurodiverse talent unlocks benefits for business and the wider workforce.

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