This Pride season is the perfect opportunity to take a look at how inclusive your organisation’s culture is.
If you’re short of ideas, read on for some of our Chief Operating Officer’s examples of what we do here at NKD to work towards creating a truly inclusive workplace every month of the year.
By removing interpersonal fear and welcoming workplace vulnerability, leaders can set the whole tone for an organisation’s culture. Because when you invest in psychological safety, you invest in your people and your organisation.
Check out our new infographic and see how psychological safety can benefit your business…
It’s important to understand what a diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace looks like and what it means to foster this environment for your company. Just understanding their definitions is not enough to instil a culture that represents a range of needs and identities.
Do you know what it takes to be an inclusive leader?
In our new blog, David explores the 15 traits of inclusive leadership from Employers Network for Equality & Inclusion (enei) and the use of prompting questions to self-assess how well you lead, inclusively.
After two turbulent years for most organisations, it seems like everyone is talking about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, but why?
Tolu explores the impact of The Great Resignation, why everyone is talking about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and four early-phase steps leaders can incorporate to build an inclusive workplace.
Witnessing Microagressions can be a difficult position to find yourself in. Ria shares her thoughts on how you could be an ally rather than a bystander…
NKD will be showcasing figures from LGBT+ history, recent and not so recent, who’s courageousness inspires us at NKD and we hope can inspire you.
Part of D&I is the ability to accept and respect that there’s more to people than we see. David shares his experience growing up and the importance of D&I