Project Inclusion: Intentional Inclusion At Workplace

Company culture “is like the wind — while invisible, its effect can be both seen and felt.” ~ Peter Brackett.

Diversity in numbers is relatively easy to achieve, the bigger challenge is whether or not employees experience inclusion – a great predictor for long-lasting change, driving business success.

Companies with a culture based on trust, collaboration, and inclusion – in which each person feels safe, accepted, respected and valued for their distinct skills, capabilities and individual experiences, feels comfortable speaking up and has the opportunity to participate fully, feel engaged and reach their full potential.

 

Project Inclusion

Facilitate organizations to be future-ready, leverage the power of diversity and create an equitable culture that meets the needs of all stakeholders, where every individual feels engaged and valued, enabling sustainable business and growth. Like in music where each note has a different sound but when the notes come together they make a melodious tune. Diversity in the workplace, where each individual brings different experiences, knowledge, perspective and style, when they come together magic happens.

   1. Orchestrating Inclusion: a workshop series

a) Road to Self-Mastery: Inclusion starts with self. The workshop emphasises on self-Leadership for becoming an inclusive leader

b) Composing the People Ensemble: Workshop for People Leadership to manage and foster an inclusive environment in their teams

c) Symphony of Diversity, Inclusion, & Belonging: Program for Strategic Decision makers responsible for cultivating a culture of Inclusion and Belonging

   2. Collaborative Choreography : Our consulting model towards Becoming an Inclusive Workplace.”

85%​
of workers worldwide are not actively engaged, with
18%
disengaged and
67%
indifferent
68%
of leaders believe they foster empowering environments, but only
36%

of employees agree

20%
of employees feel excluded at work, compared to only
2%
of leaders who think otherwise. 
65%
of respondents believe their organizations lack diversity and inclusion. 
1/3
of employees feel comfortable reporting sensitive issues
15%
less than leaders believe
faq's

You Asked, We Answered : Diversity & Inclusion In The Workplace

Project Inclusion is an initiative designed to help organizations become future-ready by leveraging the power of diversity and creating an equitable culture. This culture aims to meet the needs of all stakeholders, ensuring that every individual feels engaged and valued.

Diversity is important because it brings different experiences, knowledge, perspectives, and styles together. When these diverse elements come together, they create a dynamic and innovative environment, much like a melodious tune composed of different musical notes.

Project Inclusion helps organizations achieve diversity by fostering a culture based on trust, collaboration, and inclusion. This culture ensures that each person feels safe, accepted, respected, and valued for their unique skills and experiences.

Diversity refers to the presence of differences within a given setting, including race, gender, age, and other attributes. Inclusion, on the other hand, is about creating an environment where all individuals feel respected, accepted, and able to fully participate and contribute to the organization.

Yes, Project Inclusion can be tailored to fit the specific needs of different organizations. The initiative is designed to be flexible and adaptable, allowing it to address the unique challenges and opportunities within each organization.

Queer-inclusive workplace: Sensitization,
awareness and Allyship workshops

Queer inclusion interventions play a crucial role in promoting diversity, fostering inclusivity, and creating a workplace where all employees feel respected, valued, and supported, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. The journey towards an inclusive workplace starts with gaining deeper understanding of the lives of the queer community, sensitising the challenges they experience and becoming an ally to the community.

Diversity is in numbers and inclusion is in spirit. Inclusion can never be left to chance and has to be intentional. The value-base inclusive leadership embarks the leaders on a journey to understanding and appreciating differences and building a culture of belonging and empathy. While building the culture, the values of the organisation are kept at a forefront.

The modern workplace continues to evolve in a globalized landscape, and cross-cultural awareness emerges as a key factor for business success. Collaboration within diverse teams brings together contrasting viewpoints and approaches, enriching organizational dynamics. For a diverse team to perform collectively towards a common goal, effectively navigating cultural disparities becomes essential to fully leverage the advantages of diversity. Our Cross-Cultural Connections program builds on differences and helps the team understand the context and become aware of the specific needs of different cultures.

Queer-inclusive Workplace: Sensitization, Awareness and Allyship Workshops

Queer inclusion interventions play a crucial role in promoting diversity, fostering inclusivity, and creating a workplace where all employees feel respected, valued, and supported, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. The journey towards an inclusive workplace starts with gaining deeper understanding of the lives of the queer community, sensitising the challenges they experience and becoming an ally to the community.

Value-based Inclusive Leadership

Diversity is in numbers and inclusion is in spirit. Inclusion can never be left to chance and has to be intentional. The value-base inclusive leadership embarks the leaders on a journey to understanding and appreciating differences and building a culture of belonging and empathy. While building the culture, the values of the organisation are kept at a forefront.

Cross Culture Connections

The modern workplace continues to evolve in a globalized landscape, and cross-cultural awareness emerges as a key factor for business success. Collaboration within diverse teams brings together contrasting viewpoints and approaches, enriching organizational dynamics. For a diverse team to perform collectively towards a common goal, effectively navigating cultural disparities becomes essential to fully leverage the advantages of diversity. Our Cross-Cultural Connections program builds on differences and helps the team understand the context and become aware of the specific needs of different cultures.

Short Programs

Health Conclave

A game based program to bring forth the biases in people decisions. The program helps participants with a tool to minimise bias in their people decisions at the workplace

Breathe Easy

One crucial detractor in the organisation’s attempt to build a culture of belonging is & “Labels”. Sensitizing various stakeholders to the consequences of using labels, for oneself and others and the harm caused to the overall ecosystem contributes to building an inclusive environment at the workplace. This 4-hour session will inspire participants to appreciate the limiting the nature of labels and finding ways to overcome them.

Mera Wala Purple

“Mera Wala Purple” provides a peek into this diversity of human experiences and then draws our attention to how simple generic principles can provide us guidance to create a space for intentional inclusion for ourselves and others” The session takes the participants through instances of exclusion and supporting them tools to deal with exclusion.

Halo and Horn effect: Understanding Bias

Biases can impact interpersonal relationships at the workplace. It also influences our decisions about people, who we hire, promote, retain, and nominate for stretch assignments, sometimes even without our knowledge. The workshop helps participants understand the origin and nature of bias, and explore ways to minimise the impact bias in situations.

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