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LGBT Allyship: The Power of Personal Pronouns

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Discover the importance of LGBT allyship in reducing discrimination and harassment for gender diverse people in the workplace.

How to Talk About Bodies — Neutrally and Authentically!

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In a spa or other physical treatment setting, there are things you and other practitioners need to know to provide effective and meaningful treatments to your clients. Here are some phrases we recommend avoiding, and how to replace them in your consultations and intake, to start your body neutrality practice.

The Challenge of Inclusive Marketing: Addressing Size Bias in Stock Imagery

Four women of wrapped in towels and turbans in a spa environment, smile into the camera. The women are from diverse backgrounds, showcasing racial diversity and body diversity. They are part of an inclusive marketing campaign for spas.

A person relaxing on the beach, letting the sun shine on their skin while on vacation on a poster at a travel agency. The photo on the local coffee shop’s Instagram page, of a guest drinking from a mug. The people you see embracing on the cover of a romance novel. In your mind, howContinue reading “The Challenge of Inclusive Marketing: Addressing Size Bias in Stock Imagery”

Unlocking the Power of A Diversity Calendar: A Guide to Genuine Inclusion

Four mobile phones are lined up in a row against a blue background. Each phone screen features a colour celebratory image, honouring diversity calendar dates: Sikh Heritage Month, Holi, Eid and Diwali.

A diversity calendar presents an opportunity to authentically honour the unique tapestry of your organization’s cultures and identities. Beyond flashy banners and social media posts, a truly inclusive workplace requires a deeper commitment that transcends performative actions.

Reflections from a Barber: The Prevalence of DEI in the Hair Industry

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A retired Barber reflects on the prevalence of DEI in an industry that welcomes people from all walks of life. Discover the gaps in training, the evolving landscape of clientele, and the positive changes shaping the future.

Embrace Workplace Diversity and Maximize Success in Every Industry

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Ready to embark on your journey toward a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace? Our team of DEI experts is here to guide you. Contact us today to learn how we can help your organization unlock the full potential of diversity. The benefits are clear, and the path forward is achievable.

The Benefits of Cultural Competence in the Workplace

Five people from different cultural backgrounds sit together at a long wooden table in a meeting room. White desktop computers sit in front of each person, with two flags against the wall behind the table. The countries of the flags are not visible. The image represents intercultural competence in the workplace.

In today’s globalized world, cultural intelligence in the workplace isn’t just a nicety – it’s a necessity. Yet, many organizations grapple with a common problem: cultural misunderstandings, miscommunications, and diversity challenges that hinder growth and productivity.

Is Your Organization Size Inclusive?

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Incorporating size diversity into your company’s culture is fundamental to fostering inclusion. Here are 3 areas where your organization can begin to cultivate a size-inclusive culture right now.

Be Your Own Ally: 5 Career Lessons We Wish We Knew Sooner

One woman in a peach jacket and black pants stands in a room holding a coffee cup while another woman with a white shirt and black pants sits in a brown chair holding a coffee cup. There is a window and furniture and plants in the background, with a multi-coloured carpet in the foreground.

With DEI being such an important right now, we spend so much time and energy thinking about how we can be good allies to each other. And to be honest, very much overdue.

But there’s something that women often overlook when it comes to allyship – themselves. As female entrepreneurs, and women with long, diverse careers, Sherilyn and Sky, the co-founders of MT Consulting, want to share 5 things they wish they’d known earlier in their careers.

The Road to DEI is Rocky

They say it’s about the journey, not the destination. But what happens when the journey never ends?

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