SteppingStonesTakeaways

Session: Stepping Stones from Diversity Learning to Equitable Actions. We are in the middle of an awakening, a disruption and reforming of norms, values, and expectations. Many organizations and individuals are rethinking how we show up in the world, how we see ourselves, our communities, and our organizations. It can be overwhelming to the point of inaction. We attend anti-racism trainings and book clubs, we commit to a couple of takeaways, and then.... we move on to other priorities. There's a gap between knowing we want to create change and actually acting to create that change in ourselves and our communities. Let's talk about how to move forward, nurture positive, intersectional change, and continue the momentum of #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter. Let's each take the next right step forward within our scopes of control to nurture more equitable anti-bullying cultures. Key Takeaways: See & describe some of the hidden White Male Bars that define tech success. Gain a new perspective on the types of change that lead to lasting systemic disruptions. Use the Question the Narrative framework to see the world differently. Understand why common corporate DEI efforts actually uphold inequities by focusing on un-useful equality efforts. — Like this:
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