In order to reimagine diversity and inclusion and be effective in our efforts, we need to redraw our cultural road maps. Remember those things called road maps? Drivers used to consult them to plan out the best routes and map directions to particular locations. Cultural road maps help shape the routes we take and the […]
Remember back when you were in preschool or kindergarten and you did a task correctly? You probably got awarded a gold star. If you got enough gold stars through the week or month you more than likely got some kind of reward or treat. As you advanced in the educational system that way of functioning […]
The Dartmouth: Professor discusses covert racism. Though racism is more covert today, blacks are subject to the same prejudice as they were in the 1960s, Duke University sociology professor Eduardo Bonilla-Silva argued in a lecture on Thursday. Bonilla-Silva said a new form of racism has emerged, replacing Jim Crow racism. “We are not post-racial,” he […]
The times they have changed. Back in the sixties Dylan made popular the some the times they are a changing. Some people are still singing that tune. Reality is the times have changed. Seismic demographic shifts have changed the employment and talent base as well as the available markets. The choice is stark to quote the […]
Welcome to the ReDI Project blog. Through this blog we will endeavor to keep partners and visitors to the site up to date with the latest information, research and best practices relating to diversity and inclusion. We will also be sharing our latest thoughts and ideas about re-imagining diversity as well as new trainings and […]