Since the murder of George Floyd, many organizations have created statements, made a commitment to racial equity and professed to explore the necessary changes needed for inclusive workplaces. Despite these efforts, real change must be intentional and requires more than conversations but acknowledgement of the transgressions, real and honest introspection with all impacted, the review and revision of policies and an examination of the organizational culture. In this session, learn more about how your organization can move beyond talk to transformation.
Here’s what you’ll learn from Facilitating Organizational Change in Historically White Organizations:
- Explanation, definition and significance of DBIE
- The importance of equity over equality
- The difference between equity and liberation
- Learn what the data says
- Assess your organizational culture
- Barriers to organizational culture and change
- Things to recognize and tips for change: White Supremacy Culture from Dismantling Racism Workbook, Antidotes, Role of Intersectionality in Power
- Metrics and pitfalls