From the course: Supporting Allyship and Anti-Racism at Work
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Analyze racial diversity statistics in leadership and key functional roles
From the course: Supporting Allyship and Anti-Racism at Work
Analyze racial diversity statistics in leadership and key functional roles
- An obvious key for building anti-racist workplaces is developing environments that are racially diverse. While organizations may have diversity officers and committees that focus in this area, which is great, it's important to ensure these activities are targeted and nuanced to focus on your specific goals. Make sure you're tracking the right metrics. You may have a goal focused on people of color broadly, but not have sufficient focus on specific racial groups that might be particularly underrepresented or particular areas of the business or hierarchical levels where people of color are underrepresented. It's also important to move beyond the top numbers to encourage real inclusion and to avoid tokenism. If you have one or two Latinx senior leaders but those people don't seem to have much influence, there may not be true inclusion. Here are some key questions to consider as you analyze your organization's leadership and…
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Encourage open sharing and listening sessions3m 59s
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Review key metrics and analyze root cause problem areas2m 45s
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Establish antiracist goals and accountability measures3m 32s
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Support objective selection processes2m 53s
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