Step-by-step diversity, equity and inclusion plan
What does DEI mean? Why is it important? And how does it contribute to a healthy workplace and better work performance?
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“Diversity is being invited to the party, equity is having access to the dancefloor, and inclusion is being asked to dance.”
Let us help you translate this to your company culture.
The trick?
Getting comfortable with the uncomfortable.
Getting comfortable with the uncomfortable.
DE&I isn’t something that can be ‘fixed’ overnight.
Working on these topics often needs uncomfortable conversations. With our step-by-step guidance we learn you to look at the topic from a fresh perspective and manage DEI programmes successfully. So that your employees will feel included, save and seen.
About this couse
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Theme intro
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Set up internal workgroup
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Research
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Roadmap
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Implementation
Light | Medium | Heavy course
- €1550 - €6200
- 2 - 8 months (on average)
- Format: Tailormade
Why take this training?
Small
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Interactive workshop
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Employee interviews or survey
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Advice on programmes and activities to get you started
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1 month
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Includes 8 hrs of impact DEI expert
Employees +- 50
€1550
Medium
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Interactive workshop
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Interviews and survey
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Long term strategy and statement
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Advice on programmes and activities to get you started
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3 months
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Includes 24 hrs of impact DEI expert
Employees < 250
€4650
Large
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Interactive workshop
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Set up dedicated workgroup
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Multi approach research
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Long term strategy and statement
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Advice and execution of programmes and activities
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8 months
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Includes 32 hrs of impact DEI expert
Employees > 250
€6200
Based on the '7 Success factors'
- Price: € 495
- Interactive session on location
- NL or ENG
7 factors for DEI succes
Although they often have limited ‘official’ power, diversity managers or owners are often highly influential. Their championing of diversity and inclusion while sharing relevant data makes the topic tangible, allows for constant dialogue, and encourages colleagues to take concrete steps toward DE&I.
Top-level management needs to commit to DE&I initiatives. Leaders should be role models, actively participating and advocating for inclusion within the organization - e.g. by making choices to support a more diverse board or making resources available.
strong teams are interdependent teams. Interdependence between colleagues fosters a greater need for them to get to know each other better and, as a result, helps to break down hidden biases.
Based on data collection and analysis, develop a comprehensive DE&I strategy that outlines goals, actions, and accountability. This strategy should include measurable objectives and milestones.
DE&I must go beyond policies and extend to all levels of the organization through ongoing, integrated training to raise awareness, promote understanding, and most important of all; reduce biases.
Be open to where the opportunities and risks are regarding DE&I. Also, address and share what the organization wants to do differently, share successes, and what changes employees as well as applicants can expect in the coming period.
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