What’s is in a name? Possibly a bias
What is your name? Do you ever think you have been discriminated because of it? Perhaps you didn’t receive a job interview because of it. OR you did receive a
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How do your positive prejudices influence your collaborations?
Have you ever considered if your positive prejudices influence who you would collaborate with? Honestly consider, who would your ideal collaborators be below? In technology? As an Accountant? As a social entrepreneur? And most
Seven actions to being a bias buster
As a leader, do you actively seek out different points of view? Or do your unconscious biases assume the same people will provide the innovative solutions you seek? Who do you
Unconscious biases, we all have them – and that’s understandable
Let's explore your unconscious biases. Who would you want in a Human resource position? Who would you want leading your company? Who would you want to take care of your sick child? And most
What do hoarding toilet paper, contributing, and your mental health have in common?
I was curious when I heard people's response to COVID-19 was to bolt to Costco to buy toilet paper by the cartload. Shelves at local grocery stores where Cashmere and
Embrace your community responsibility
Embrace your community responsibility As we reflect, repurpose, and respond to our individual and collective situation during this global pandemic, many of us are seeking ways to pivot our businesses while
weWednesday: Happy International Women’s Day!
Happy International Women's Day! Special weWednesday vlog - the backstory of writing Make Your Contribution Count for you • me • we In this video, we celebrate International Women's Day! by Suzanne F. Stevens, Conscious-Contribution™ Cultivator,
weWednesday: Why is this book important now?
Why is the book: Make your contribution count for you, me, we important now? Special weWednesday vlog - the backstory of writing Make Your Contribution Count for you • me • we by Suzanne
weWednesday: How are African women different than western women?
In this video the question answered: How are African women different than Western women? Special weWednesday vlog - the backstory of writing Make Your Contribution Count for you • me • we by Suzanne F.