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Beyond many reflection points, this film shows on how every person can play an effective role in a team irrespective of the age. Highly recommended Elif Tutum Tuncer #collaboration #teamwork #crossgenerationsteams #diversity #inclusivity #trust #opportunities https://lnkd.in/eXtauBBd
Civil War | Official Final Trailer HD | A24
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I missed this initially; thanks to Cecilia Sepp, CAE, ACNP, for elevating the article and Samantha Evans, ICE-CCP, CAE, MBA, for the original post about it on Collaborate I missed. Good time to remember, to me, that DEI discussions and actions should also explicitly include "A".....accessibility/access even if it is meant to be implicitly part of the "E/I". https://lnkd.in/g2p8PZR5
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Did you know that there is a standard being developed for inclusive terminology for IT and that participation in the INCITS/Inclusive Terminology committee is free. More info at https://loom.ly/HjbaGa4 #inclusive #standard
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Ascendion’s Debbani Lahiri, Senior Manager, Platform Engineering, was featured in an article by People Matters, on September 15, 2023, by Jagriti Kumari. The article focuses on Engineer’s Day and the importance of nurturing inclusivity in the world of engineering. Debbani shares reasons why diversity and inclusion are imperative to the engineering field. https://lnkd.in/gvxER5Gs
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We have become the first engineering company in the UK to achieve the Clear Assured Platinum Standard for our commitment to embedding equality, diversity and inclusion (ED&I) in everything we do. Diversity is one of the greatest strengths of AtkinsRéalis – our people speak more than 70 languages, represent some 130 nationalities and work across six continents. This Platinum accreditation was based on our progress and impact with ED&I initiatives across several areas, including allyship, industry impact, and inclusive recruitment, policies and procedures. Richard Robinson, AtkinsRéalis President – UK and Ireland, said: “Our Clear Assured Platinum accreditation reflects the progress we have made with our ED&I initiatives in recent years, through more inclusive policies and using our voice to effect change in the industry.” “Developing ED&I across the engineering sector is vital to diversity of thought and there is always more we can do to improve our culture and that of the wider industry. We will use the Platinum Standard to continue to positively influence our people, clients and other organisations, to ensure our sector is an attractive, inclusive and progressive place to build a rewarding career for everyone.” Read more about the accreditation here: https://brnw.ch/21wH78D #EqualityDiversityInclusion #EDI
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Watch our webinar! In recent years, the importance of creating safe spaces for everyone to express their true selves has gained recognition across all industries, including construction. While our industry may not traditionally be associated with LGBTQ+ inclusion, it's crucial to address the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ+ professionals. Many LGBTQ+ individuals in construction have felt isolated or marginalized, unable to bring their authentic selves to the workplace. This webinar aims to tackle these issues head-on by providing a platform for open dialogue, education, and support. 🌟 What You’ll Learn: • LGBTQ+ workplace policies • The importance of allyship • Strategies for creating an inclusive work environment • Personal stories from LGBTQ+ professionals in construction who have overcome challenges and achieved success Creating a safe and inclusive environment is not only the right thing to do but also benefits companies and employees alike. When employees feel valued and respected, they bring their whole selves to work, leading to greater innovation and success.
Pride in Construction - An MCCEI Webinar
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How can we make civil engineering more #inclusive and #diverse? One of the key steps is to understand the difference between equity and equality, and how to implement them in our work. In this #blog, my colleague Tarisiro Fundira and two other engineers from AECOM and WSP share their perspectives and experiences on this topic. They also provide some examples of how equity can improve the quality and impact of our engineering solutions. Check it out and share your thoughts on how we can foster a culture of equity in civil #engineering.
Equity vs equality: bridging the inclusivity gap in civil engineering
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This is as relevant to organisational development as it is to community development.
I support people, social movements, organisations, and Governments to move towards more integrated community-centred policies and approaches.
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Human Rights, Social Justice, Lived/Living experience advocacy, transformational leadership in mental health systems and reforms
Until governments and commissioning bodies move from the ‘to and for’ approach and commit to and build an authentic culture of mental health reform to the ‘with and by’ … we will not see the transformational change and leadership required to achieve better mental health and well-being of our people and communities.
I support people, social movements, organisations, and Governments to move towards more integrated community-centred policies and approaches.
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How can we make civil engineering more inclusive and diverse? One of the key steps is to understand the difference between equity and equality, and how to implement them in our work. In this #blog, my colleague Tarisiro Fundira and two other engineers from AECOM and WSP share their perspectives and experiences on this topic. They also provide some examples of how equity can improve the quality and impact of our engineering solutions. Check it out and share your thoughts on how we can foster a culture of equity in civil engineering.
Equity vs equality: bridging the inclusivity gap in civil engineering
ice.org.uk
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