Create Safe and Confidential Spaces

Design ERG meetings and activities to be safe environments where members can openly share their experiences and challenges related to their intersecting identities. Confidentiality guidelines and trained facilitators can help ensure that conversations are respectful, supportive, and constructive.

Design ERG meetings and activities to be safe environments where members can openly share their experiences and challenges related to their intersecting identities. Confidentiality guidelines and trained facilitators can help ensure that conversations are respectful, supportive, and constructive.

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