Your Workplace Isn’t “Inclusive” If It Isn’t Accessible — Part 2
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Your Workplace Isn’t “Inclusive” If It Isn’t Accessible — Part 2
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In this week's episode of DEI After 5, we continue our engaging conversation with Ofense Lakwane, diving deeper into the concept of intentionality in creating inclusive workplaces. We explore the distinction between performative actions and genuine efforts, highlighting the importance of not just checking boxes, but truly understanding and addressing the needs of all individuals.
A powerful example is shared about the misuse of a wheelchair-accessible stall, illustrating how organizations sometimes fail to deliver on their commitments to accessibility. We discuss the need for organizations to celebrate their successes while also acknowledging areas for improvement, emphasizing that fostering an inclusive culture requires ongoing effort and awareness.
Join us as we reflect on what it truly means to create spaces where everyone feels valued and included.
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