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5 Must-read Leadership Books for Women Leaders

HR Digest

We bring you a list of books that women entrepreneurs must read to find the right balance between leadership and ownership of self. The books draw on self experiences, tackle stereotypes, fly in the face of patriarchy, give sensitive and empathetic advice, and an ability to see the lighter side of their struggles. by Ryan Holiday.

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Amping up equity for women at work

Achievers

Creating a gender-equal world, a world that’s diverse and inclusive enough to have as many women sit at the decision-making table as men in the workplace, takes a great deal of work. Written by Leanne O’Brien , Senior Brand Marketing Manager and Emily Pearce , Director of Global Customer Care, Achievers.

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“Decolonize our minds” with Yanna Joanne Papadopoulos of Teenacers

Thrive Global

Is there a particular book that made a significant impact on you? This book played a major role in structuring my graduate work on Indigenous Education. Decolonize our minds ; We fear change because we believe it will contribute to loss of power. Understanding that power and privilege were not rightfully anyone’s to keep.

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Recognizing 5 DEIB Influencers in Unexpected Places

Civility Partners

Picture this: a world where workplace culture is transformed not just by well-known DEIB influencers, but by unexpected heroes who wield the power of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) in their own unique ways. Brené Brown Brené Brown shattered the myth that being tough and perfect is the key to success.

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6 Actionable Ways to Build Trust in the Workplace

15Five

Mission statements, diversity goals, and fair workplace policies are actively harmful unless people see them translated into concrete action. Trust is the glue that holds our relationships together — between friends and family members, but also in professional settings. To get things done at work, we need to collaborate.

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Create a Learning Organization with These 4 Skills Based Activities

HR Bartender

In the book The Fifth Discipline , author Peter Senge introduces a concept called the “learning organization” A learning organization is a company that facilitates learning within its culture and, through that process, continuously transforms itself. A big thanks for their generosity and enjoy the article.).

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7 Great Anti-Racism Educators Your HR Department Should Work With

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Robinson is a highly experienced coach, workshop facilitator, speaker, and author of three books. She has worked for over 15 years with a range of companies and organizations in 23 countries, offering workshops and coaching leaders in an effort to create a working environment which is diverse, equitable, and inclusive for all. .