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Race in the Workplace with Joanna Shoffner Scott, Ph.D.

Joanna Shoffner Scott, Ph.D.

Race in the Workplace with Joanna Shoffner Scott, Ph.D.

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Race in the Workplace with Joanna Shoffner Scott, Ph.D.

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Race in the Workplace with Joanna Shoffner Scott, Ph.D.

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Race in the Workplace with Joanna Shoffner Scott, Ph.D.

Joanna Shoffner Scott, Ph.D.

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Topics discussed in this episode:1- Where to hear more about the Changing the Conversation series. [0:01:56]2- My jagged journey background: the reluctant consultant. [0:02:36]3- Common communication roadblocks in the workplace. [0:04:45]4- Why
Topics discussed in this episode:1- Sean introduces his role at the Building Movement Project. [0:02:37]  2- How Sean found himself in this line of work and the influence of his parents. [0:04:45]3- Opportunities and challenges that Sean has en
Topics discussed in this episode:1- The dangers of moving too slowly in equity work. [0:01:24]2- The importance of listening to staff feedback and taking intentional action. [0:02:20]3- Why you have to communicate clear expectations of what sta
Topics discussed in this episode:1- Today’s topic: encouragement to those who do DEI-related work, regardless of title. [0:00:49]2- The moment that’s happening in our field and our two options for responding. [0:01:22]3- Unpacking the pressure
Topics discussed in this episode:1- The article this episode is based on: Nonprofit Execs: Are You Constantly Losing Staff of Color? [0:00:45]2- An outline of the problem and what it might look like for your company. [0:01:40]3- The problem of
Topics discussed in this episode:1- Today’s topic: Turning the fire inward [0:01:12]2- Framing the current context: DEI as a target [0:02:07]3- The dominant narrative that DEI is responsible for inequity and the efforts to “return to colorblind
Topics discussed in this episode:1- What an equity assessment or equity audit is, and what it includes. [0:01:24]2- The standard process my firm uses to do these assessments. [0:02:49]3- Why you should only agree to an assessment if there is a
Topics discussed in this episode:1- Annie’s focus: the conditions needed for transformation and the head and heart work involved [0:03:08]2- Annie has identified trends and patterns as leaders transition out of organizations. [0:04:46]3- What i
Topics discussed in this episode: 1- Topics that this conversation will cover: tiredness, time, and takeaways. [0:01:01]2- The state of fatigue in which many advocacy workers find themselves. [0:01:35]3- Fannie Lou Harmer’s words in response to
Topics discussed in this episode:1- Outline of today’s topic and Sheri’s professional career background. [0:00:39]2 -Details about Sheri and her current role at the Children's Defense Fund. [0:03:35]3- Important considerations regarding the top
1- An introduction to today’s topic, creating inclusive work cultures, and guest, Dr. Michael Baran. [0:00:52]2- Dr. Baran’s company Iris Inclusion and some of the services it offers. [0:02:50]3- How Dr. Baran went from being a cultural anthrop
Here is a Glance into this Episode:1- The five questions Joanna is asked most often about Board engagement. [0:01:32]2- The two roles that the Board should play as the organization is figuring out its “Equity Why.” [0:02:14]3- Figuring out your
Topics discussed in this episode:1- What you can expect from this season of the podcast. [0:00:50]2- Why do organizations ask for ten years of DEI experience when hiring for DEI roles [0:02:13] 3 - The three categories of DEI experience that Jo
"What does it take for an organization to cultivate a sustainable racial equity practice?” This is my guiding question for this season of the podcast.In Season 2, I will use a mix of solo and guest episodes to explore leadership opportunitie
Here is a Glance into this Episode:1- Why it’s important to spend more time on adaptive work upfront. [0:02:12]2- Two significant sources of trauma in the workplace. [0:05:11]3- The lack of support for DEI work. [0:12:04]4- The positive progres
1- The important question organizational learning spaces pose: The equity ‘why.’ [0:02:34]2- Always connect learning to larger organizational priorities. [0:06:00]3- Why staff of color should not teach others from their lived experiences. [0:06
Here is a Glance into this Episode:1- An introduction to Annie McKay. [0:01:17]2- Annie’s connection to justice and belonging and how this led them into this line of work. [0:03:03]*3- TW: For listeners who wish to avoid the topic of infant dea
Topics discussed in this episode:1- What is resistance and its power to disrupt racial equity strategies [0:01:46]2-  Four examples of resistance from Joanna’s public policy background. [0:03:52]3- Guidance on how to unpack resistance, starting
Here is a Glance into this Episode:1- An introduction to Anthony Armstrong and the work that he does. [0:01:13]2- The importance of being willing to adapt and pivot in this line of work. [0:05:02]3- The detour that led Anthony into this line of
Here is a glance into this episode: [2:31] Two fundamentals guide my approach to racial equity.1- The first fundamental is adopting racial equity as a practice is everyone’s job. That means whatever a person’s role is in an organization, there
Here is a glance into this episode:[4:07] Is your organization attempting to hire with diversity aspirations in mind? Often, organizations want to use hiring as an opportunity to increase diversity within their organizations. It is important to
Episode 005: How to Hire a DEI ConsultantMy best guidance is to find a consultant partner whose perspective and expertise align with your organization’s desired outcomes. It is not uncommon for organizations looking for a consultant partner to
It’s been my experience that each new stage of an organization’s racial equity journey requires something new and different. If you are leading diversity, equity, and inclusion inside your organization and are finding yourself constantly frustr
It’s happening. Your leadership decides to declare the organization is anti-racist. Now what? Did the communications team already post on social media and blast the email list? Were you brought in to consult on the language in your DEI role? Wh
Episode Title:  How to Plan Your DEI Growth JourneyIt is easy to forget yourself. DEI practitioners spend significant time helping organizations and institutions map out how to achieve their equity goals. But do you do the same for your persona
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