Inclusion Unscripted
Inclusion Unscripted
Margaret Spence
Inclusion Unscripted, where we’re not just talking about diversity and inclusion, we’re living it. The Inclusion Unscripted Live Weekly Podcast is unapologetically honest about diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Host Margaret Spence believes that to push beyond diversity by the numbers, we need to start having conversations that no one else is willing to have. This show is a platform for those conversations. Each week, we dismantle the status quo and help organizations understand how to stand up for professionals of color and women in the workplace. We tackle two bold questions: When you are at your best and most inclusive self, who do you want to become? And what should your employees expect from you when you are inclusive? Our goal is to empower diverse listeners to ask for what they want and to inspire organizations to co-create more equitable and inclusive workplaces. Tune in every week for a new episode. Inclusion Unscripted is a live-streamed broadcast every Friday at 2 pm EST on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Join us live, or find us on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. The Inclusion Unscripted with Host Margaret Spence and Sponsored by The Inclusion Learning Lab - https://inclusionlearinglab.com Intro Music Credit (Canva Pro License - Winner by Tape Machines Frigga by Epidemic Sound)
E12 - Sham Interviews Corporate Americas Diversity Hiring Strategy
Do you really want to hire us? Hiring Managers and HR Leaders, how many times have you used the Rooney Rule in your diversity hiring process? In this episode of Inclusion Unscripted, Margaret Spence discusses Diversity Hiring, Sham Interviews, Token Slate of Candidates, and the Psychological Trauma of Interviewing Black Candidates You Have No intentions of Hiring.
May 31, 2022
45 min
E11: I Can’t Show My Anger: How Organizations and HR Microinvalidate Our Emotions
In this power-packed episode, we address how Human Resources contributes to the microaggressive tendencies of managers by failing to address these behaviors and by pretending that Black Professionals are wrong from raising the issue of subtle racism.
May 16, 2022
43 min
E10: The Deliberate Internal Recruiting Gaps For Black Professionals
The biggest frustration for Black Professionals is the inability to move up within any organization and being told to wait your turn. The narrative of ”you’re not ready, and we will consider you the next time” – without any real roadmap or bread crumbs to follow. Talented Black Professionals are hoarded by managers instead of empowered to move up and advance into more challenging roles. In this episode, Margaret Spence says, ”HR, you are intentional, willful, systematic, and procedurally excluding Black Professionals from your internal recruiting strategy.”
May 8, 2022
43 min
E9: When You Are At Your Best and Most Inclusive Self, Who Do You Want to Become?
DEI Stands At a Fork In The Road! What are the pressing issues that cause employees to question your commitment to DEI and inclusion? Margaret Spence asks in this episode, does your prior patterns of behavior cause employees to question your commitment to DEI results?
May 5, 2022
32 min
E8: Can We Trust HR to Advocate Fully for DEI?
The question is, does HR foster the level of inclusion to make a difference? What are you doing as an HR leader to support greater inclusion? What should diverse people and women expect from you? Margaret Spence says in this episode, ”If we cannot count on you then it’s time for HR to move out of that way to allow greater progress.” Human Reources leaders must be vocally present for diversity to thrive.
May 4, 2022
46 min
E7: The Chief Diversity Officer Window Dressing
After twelve months of socially responsible Chief Diversity Officer (CDO) and Diversity Director hiring, why are CDOs walking out the door to start their own consulting company or moving on to new opportunities outside of DEI? In this episode, Margaret Spence says, If I didn’t know better, you’d think CDOs are saying to organizations, take your job and shove it – I will not participate in your written sanitized script designed to pretend to care about advancing diversity and inclusion.
May 2, 2022
44 min
E6: When Will We Know If DEI Is Succeeding and Who Gets to Define DEI Success?
How Will We Know If Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Programs Are Succeeding? While organizations build DEI programs, very few ask us - the people who are supposed to know if it is successful, what do we define as success? Most organizations don’t even attempt to meet the mark of success - they’re just running data points and wishing it all works out. In this episode of Inclusion Unscripted, Margaret Spence tackles the success factor for DEI programs and initiatives
May 2, 2022
40 min
E5: Inclusion Isn’t A Policy, Its People
What is your definition of inclusion? Why are employers still writing diversity and inclusion policies, instead of evaluating your people? In this episode, Margaret Spence asks a bold question, what will make your organization more inclusive? The real question is, can inclusion create reverse discrimination? Who will be offended because the room is more inclusive?
Apr 25, 2022
47 min
E4: We’re Already Invisible: Why Diverse Professionals Must Embrace The Great Resignation
This episode takes a deep dive into the conversations diverse professionals want to have with their organizations. Let’s have an honest, open, bold conversation about career ladders, the lack of mobility, newfound options, and the missed opportunities that lead to the great resignation.
Apr 17, 2022
49 min
E3: Are We Asking for Equity or Equality?
When you think about Diversity and Inclusion what are we asking for? Is it equity or equality? I wonder if we’re asking for the right thing. Are we looking for greater equality, or is it time to size up our equity stake in organizations?
Apr 17, 2022
48 min
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