Category: Coaching Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

From Inclusion to Belonging: A Bold Inside Perspective with Racial Equity Forum CoFounders, Zakiya Larry and Tony Scott

We are happy to share an article from our friends  Zakiya Larry and Tony Scott, of The Racial Equity Forum where they provide space for relevant and substantial thought-leadership to discover solutions and committed action to generate ongoing equity building in the United States and beyond, titled From Inclusion to Belonging: A Bold Inside Perspective. […]

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Diversity Is Being Invited To The Party

We are happy to share an article from our friend Lee N. Coffee, Jr., the Founder and CEO of To The Rescue: Lee Coffee & Associates, an internationally recognized firm where Lee is a Professional Speaker, Facilitator and Chautauqua performer who specializes in maximizing human potential, titled Diversity Is Being Invited To The Party. Diversity […]

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Sticky Situation – Is it racial injustice, or is it personal?

Is it racial injustice, or is it personal? We recently published the issue called “Sticky Situation – Is it racial injustice, or is it personal?” written by Victoria Trabosh, CDC, CEC; Suzi Pomerantz, MT, MCC; .and Craig Carr, BCC, PCC, CPCC The Situation: I’ve been hired to coach an executive who is African American and […]

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Live in the Destination You Want

We recently published an issue called “Diversity & Inclusion. Why our differences make a difference” written by our regular columnist & Editorial Board member, Janet Harvey.  It’s a wonderful article about how coaching diversity comes through personal diversity. Here’s what Janet had to say in an article called Live in the Destination You Want: If […]

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Learn about cultural humility and why our differences make a difference

We recently published an issue called “Diversity & Inclusion. Why our differences make a difference” written by Angela Cusack, EdS, MCC & Michelle Vander Stouw, MPH, ACC. It’s a wonderful article about not only being culturally aware but also bowing to a form of cultural humility. Here’s what Angela and Michelle had to say in […]

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