Author name: Roy

Why supplier diversity is the right thing for you

Supplier diversity has a host of business advantages, apart from being moral and ethical. Supplier diversity is becoming an important DEI goal for many organizations. An initiative that aims to support any business which is 51% owned by an underrepresented section or an individual– women, queer community, or persons with disabilities—supplier diversity looks to introduce […]

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D & I: The winning combo amid differences

Diversity and inclusion are as similar as night and day. While diversity underlines the differences in people, inclusion stresses unison as a collective. We have to ‘look at’ differences when we speak of diversity. We have to ‘look past’ differences when we speak of inclusion. What is the feasibility of this combination? As organizations, we address these terms together,

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Rewiring brains: Neuroplasticity at the Workplace

Neuroplasticity is the ability of the brain to change the existing connection and behaviour, in response to the new developments, information, and interventions. This ability can come in handy for DEI, which is often resisted by employees because of the change the initiatives entail. Neuroplasticity is one of the fundamental properties of the brain that

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Identify microaggressions to make workplaces inclusive

Everyone should become more aware of microaggressions in general, but in professional environments, there should be a special level of attention and care taken.  People are increasingly becoming aware of the term microaggression, though they often don’t know what a microaggression is, why it is a problem, or what to do about it. Essentially, microaggressions

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