#BlackLivesMatter Turns 10 Recap
I am giving an in-depth recap of my trip to Los Angelos for the Black Lives Matter Turns 10 celebration and convening.
Conduct a diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) assessment to understand your organization’s current state. This assessment should identify areas where your organization is doing well, as well as areas where there is room for improvement.
Develop a DEI vision and mission statement. This statement should articulate your organization’s commitment to DEI and its goals for the future.
Create a DEI action plan. This plan should outline specific steps that your organization will take to achieve its DEI goals.
Implement the DEI action plan. This includes allocating resources, setting timelines, and tracking progress.
Evaluate the effectiveness of your DEI strategy. This includes collecting data, analyzing results, and making adjustments as needed.
Here are some additional tips for developing a successful DEI strategy:
Get buy-in from senior leadership. DEI efforts are more likely to be successful if they have the support of top management.
Make DEI a priority. DEI should be an ongoing focus of your organization, not just a one-time initiative.
Communicate regularly with employees. Keep employees informed about your DEI efforts and progress.
Celebrate successes. Recognize and reward employees for their contributions to DEI.
Be patient. DEI is a long-term journey, not a quick fix.
Here are a few more resources to help you on your DEI journey.
I am giving an in-depth recap of my trip to Los Angelos for the Black Lives Matter Turns 10 celebration and convening.
President Biden Declares Emmett Till National Monument and my family was there to witness the signing in Washington, D.C.
Watch the KBLA Radio interview hosted by Melina Abdullah on This Is Not A Drill Show with cousins of Emmett Till, Magnolia and Amberly Carter