inclusion

Inside Inclusity: Get to Know Maria Arcocha White

Inside Inclusity Oftentimes, it is not what we “know” about an individual that brings people together and creates understanding but what we don’t know. Herein lies the good stuff: What makes us distinctive? What do we have in common? What is important to us and why?...

Change Through Courage

Women’s History Month is a time to commemorate the many contributions of women – from bringing social change to creating music and making scientific discoveries. It’s a chance to celebrate pioneers who have made a real and lasting impact on the world. One of the...

Political Correctness: Maybe Not Such A Bad Thing After All

I have never been a big fan of “political correctness”.  I believe that it is more important to create ‘safe places’ for people to openly discuss their opinions/biases in a diverse group so that prejudice can be dealt with (managed) rather than repressed.  And, I...

Brain Drain: A Burning Platform for Inclusity Connections

Over the past three decades, Diversity efforts unintentionally excluded white males, women, and people of color who did not primarily self-identify by their race, ethnicity, and/or gender.  The good news is that by focusing exclusively on these specific differences...

Thoughts To Begin 2015!

Our hearts go out to everyone who has lost family members and loved ones in the Ferguson and NYC tragedies. While we do not believe that it is our place to weigh in on the court’s decision about the shooting and choking incidents themselves, we do want to comment on...

Why Focus on Inclusion vs Diversity

In 1990, I left a corporate management position to join a small company that was focused on workplace diversity. The diversity field was relatively new at the time, as most organizations were struggling to integrate the women and minorities who were entering the...

Micromanagers: Flushing Companies Down the Toilet, One Detail at a Time

We frequently work with leaders who have significant trust and/or control issues, but don’t realize it.  These individuals are prone to micromanaging because they fear failure.  In our experience, subordinates interpret micromanagement as discriminatory behavior based...

Transgender Awareness

In honor of LGBT Pride Month, I thought my first ever blog would be devoted to this topic, and specifically Transgender Awareness. I must admit that, although I have been facilitating diversity discussions for over 25 years, the transgender topic has not emerged very...
Get to Know Mitchell Campbell

Get to Know Mitchell Campbell

As Inclusity’s Director of Research and Evaluation, Mitchell helps develop our programs and services and performs evaluations to determine their effectiveness. He earned his bachelor’s degree at Carleton College and a Master’s of Science in psychology and Ph.D. in...

Why Focus on Inclusion vs Diversity

Why Focus on Inclusion vs Diversity

In 1990, I left a corporate management position to join a small company that was focused on workplace diversity. The diversity field was relatively new at the time, as most organizations were struggling to integrate the women and minorities who were entering the...

Inclusion is key to building a diverse and welcoming community. Inclusity covers a wide range of topics related to creating a more inclusive environment, including education, workplace, and social settings. We explore strategies for promoting diversity and equity, addressing biases and stereotypes, and creating a sense of belonging for everyone.