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Categories:DEI, JEDI, EDIA... It seems like each day there is a new acronym for the important work of operationalizing equity, diversity, inclusion, accessibility, and justice across our systems.
Deconstructing Equity takes participants on a journey of unpacking each word so that we each have a better understanding of what it looks like when they are in place within organizations and the workplace.
This inspiring session will help participants connect the dots between key concepts and explore the equity continuum, through a grace-filled and inclusive approach. Participants will walk away with a better understand of how they can be champions and leaders of equity in this critical time.
This engaging session will take participants through a journey of deconstructing what it means to be an ally, and how to authentically show up for others while navigating common feelings of self-doubt and “imposter syndrome”. Using critical pieces of history as an entry point, participants will begin to explore true meaning of allyship and how it has been used in modern social justice movements. As a group, we will interrogate the traditional notion of ally as a “noun” and begin rethink it as an active verb – a series of ongoing actions and decisions that we take to disrupt systems of oppression and inequity.
Through exploring the roots of imposter syndrome, participants will become better equipped to identify it within their own lives and learn tips and techniques to help mitigate it. This keynote is designed to inspire and energize participants to move from places of fear and doubt to action and leadership.
This session is designed to provide a roadmap for leading, working and serving with allyship in mind. The session will address tips, techniques, barriers, and future-thinking strategies to advance a system where collectiveness is the norm.
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DEI, JEDI, EDIA... It seems like each day there is a new acronym for the important work of operationalizing equity, diversity, inclusion, accessibility, and justice across our systems.
Deconstructing Equity takes participants on a journey of unpacking each word so that we each have a better understanding of what it looks like when they are in place within organizations and the workplace.
This inspiring session will help participants connect the dots between key concepts and explore the equity continuum, through a grace-filled and inclusive approach. Participants will walk away with a better understand of how they can be champions and leaders of equity in this critical time.
This engaging session will take participants through a journey of deconstructing what it means to be an ally, and how to authentically show up for others while navigating common feelings of self-doubt and “imposter syndrome”. Using critical pieces of history as an entry point, participants will begin to explore true meaning of allyship and how it has been used in modern social justice movements. As a group, we will interrogate the traditional notion of ally as a “noun” and begin rethink it as an active verb – a series of ongoing actions and decisions that we take to disrupt systems of oppression and inequity.
Through exploring the roots of imposter syndrome, participants will become better equipped to identify it within their own lives and learn tips and techniques to help mitigate it. This keynote is designed to inspire and energize participants to move from places of fear and doubt to action and leadership.
This session is designed to provide a roadmap for leading, working and serving with allyship in mind. The session will address tips, techniques, barriers, and future-thinking strategies to advance a system where collectiveness is the norm.
Dwinita Mosby Tyler is a keynote speaker and industry expert who speaks on a wide range of topics such as Deconstructing Equity , Moving from Ally to Accomplice: Building Our Capacity for Authentic Connection and Allyship: Leading with collective work in mind. The estimated speaking fee range to book Dwinita Mosby Tyler for your event is available upon request. Dwinita Mosby Tyler generally travels from Denver, CO, USA and can be booked for (private) corporate events, personal appearances, keynote speeches, or other performances. Similar motivational celebrity speakers are Katrina Jones, Ellen McGirt, Xernona Clayton, Israel Greene and Bethaney Wilkinson. Contact All American Speakers for ratings, reviews, videos and information on scheduling Dwinita Mosby Tyler for an upcoming live or virtual event.
DEI, JEDI, EDIA... It seems like each day there is a new acronym for the important work of operationalizing equity, diversity, inclusion, accessibility, and justice across our systems.
Deconstructing Equity takes participants on a journey of unpacking each word so that we each have a better understanding of what it looks like when they are in place within organizations and the workplace.
This inspiring session will help participants connect the dots between key concepts and explore the equity continuum, through a grace-filled and inclusive approach. Participants will walk away with a better understand of how they can be champions and leaders of equity in this critical time.
This engaging session will take participants through a journey of deconstructing what it means to be an ally, and how to authentically show up for others while navigating common feelings of self-doubt and “imposter syndrome”. Using critical pieces of history as an entry point, participants will begin to explore true meaning of allyship and how it has been used in modern social justice movements. As a group, we will interrogate the traditional notion of ally as a “noun” and begin rethink it as an active verb – a series of ongoing actions and decisions that we take to disrupt systems of oppression and inequity.
Through exploring the roots of imposter syndrome, participants will become better equipped to identify it within their own lives and learn tips and techniques to help mitigate it. This keynote is designed to inspire and energize participants to move from places of fear and doubt to action and leadership.
This session is designed to provide a roadmap for leading, working and serving with allyship in mind. The session will address tips, techniques, barriers, and future-thinking strategies to advance a system where collectiveness is the norm.
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