Encouraging Open Dialogue

When employees understand DEI language, they feel more confident discussing diversity and inclusion topics. This openness encourages honest conversations about challenges and experiences, strengthening trust and psychological safety within teams.

When employees understand DEI language, they feel more confident discussing diversity and inclusion topics. This openness encourages honest conversations about challenges and experiences, strengthening trust and psychological safety within teams.

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Common Misused Terms in DEI Contexts

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