- Webinar
Leading With Inclusion and Belonging in the Workplace
Towards (Better) Leadership Virtual Event: Session 3
On Demand
About the Webinar
This is session 3 in our series,Towards (Better) Leadership. Be sure to explore our other sessions as well:
- Session 1:How to Lead With Compassion
- Session 2:How to Promote Wellbeing at Work
Building a sense of inclusion and belonging in the workplace is an essential part of creating cultures of equity, diversity, and inclusion in the workplace. Belonging — the belief that we are connected, supported, and respected — is a basic human need that, when provided, can pave the way for greater performance, innovation, satisfaction, persistence through challenges, and reduced employee turnover.
Research confirms that inclusion and belonging in the workplace — and an uncertainty about them — are strongly affected by organizations and their leaders. Sense of belonging has the power to influence everything from job satisfaction and self-esteem to performance and wellbeing.
加入我们,我们的专家讨论如何组织can foster true belonging by building a strong foundation of trust, connection, and freedom from uncertainty in this session from our virtual event.
What You’ll Learn
- How to create a sense of inclusion and belonging in the workplace
- The impact of uncertainty about belonging
- How a sense of belonging relates to organizational equity, diversity, and inclusion
About the Presenters
Jayke Hamill
Faculty
Center for Creative Leadership
As a faculty member for our Societal Impact team, Jayke (they/them) is a designer for much of ourequity, diversity, and inclusionwork with nonprofits, foundations, and other social sector organizations, and is particularly vested in growing the field of leadership development to be more accessible and inclusive of all leaders — including individuals with disabilities, neurodiverse learners, LGBTQ folx, first-generation college students, and beyond.
Darren Johnson
Organizational Leadership Practitioner
Center for Creative Leadership
Darren has been practicing organizational development for over 35 years. In his role as Organizational Leadership Practitioner at CCL, he works with executive and senior leadership teams using a client-centered approach to define and activate enterprise-wide strategic objectives, and to build equity, diversity, and inclusion. Prior to joining CCL, Darren worked in Organizational Development at GM, Ford, and Nissan. He was also formerly the Deputy Director of the Office of African American Affairs for the state of New Mexico and the Deputy Director for National Minority AIDS Council.
Andi Williams
Portfolio Director & Faculty, Population Health Sector
Center for Creative Leadership
Andi designs and delivers transformational development experiences, with a particular focus on developing public health leaders. Before joining CCL, Andi served as Deputy Director of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF)’s Substance Abuse Policy Research program and the RWJF-funded Executive Nurse Fellows program, which increased the effectiveness of American nurse leaders. She has also authored a book chapter, “Culture of Health Leaders: Building a Diverse Network to Advance Health Equity” inLeading Community Based Changes in the Culture of Health in the U.S.
