All people seek a sense of belonging to something greater than ourselves, and the inclusion of underrepresented groups positively affects these indicators. Belonging has a direct impact on engagement within the organization, leading to significant productivity improvements, and thus determining the return on investment of these types of initiatives.
Once the improvement opportunities of the Interseccionale Metrics study are identified, these awareness-raising workshops allow us to deepen the process of unlearning and relearning within the organization, focusing on areas where more detail is needed. All of our workshops include event satisfaction surveys, additional reference materials, and support in the D&I growth process, as well as a follow-up evaluation, ensuring learning from the sessions.
In our e-learning module, individuals and companies have access to workshops, courses, and tools developed to guide you through your journey in diversity and inclusion. These contents allow you to carry out the activities asynchronously, serving all type of content on-demand. We use this methodology while respecting your personal process and journey in diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Ask questions in the forums, and team members or other students will be able to answer them. Be part of our community and let’s continue walking hand in hand.
Access real-time reports and track the evolution of teams, develop in more detail the topics with lower scores, and reduce gaps within your organization.
Analysis on multiple dimensions and axes – including extended demographics – to understand the current state of diversity and inclusion in the organization.
Sensitization workshops allow us to deepen the process of unlearning and relearning in relation to the diversity and inclusion strategy.
Support consultancy on diversity and inclusion for committees, strategy development, policies, procedures and indicators design with an intersectional perspective.
We aim to analyze the narrative and representation of different communication pieces – internal or external – to avoid biases that perpetuate stereotypes in society.