Partner with External Organizations Focused on Intersectionality

Collaborating with advocacy groups and nonprofits that specialize in intersectional issues can provide companies with expert guidance, resources, and access to diverse talent pools. These partnerships can enhance recruitment, retention, and community engagement strategies.

Collaborating with advocacy groups and nonprofits that specialize in intersectional issues can provide companies with expert guidance, resources, and access to diverse talent pools. These partnerships can enhance recruitment, retention, and community engagement strategies.

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