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Welcome to the Simone Morris Enterprises Blog. Here you will find articles to support your development. Articles featured focus on solutions for inclusive leadership as well as career growth.
The Results Are In … Now What?: Do’'s, Don'ts, And Best Practices When Analyzing DEI Survey Findings
Surveys are expanding focus to monitoring diversity, equity, and inclusion progress. Companies must have a plan for analyzing results.
6 Recommendations To Maintain Optimism For Inclusive Leadership
With scrutiny on the power dynamics attributed to midterm election results, continuous hate crimes, and the tumultuous changes at...
How To Continue Pushing Forward When Unhappy With Our DEI Progress?
Sometimes we find out that all our hard work working on diversity, equity, and inclusion goals yields small dividends. How do we keep going?
What Does Netflix Series ‘Partner Track’ Offer From An Inclusive Leadership Education Standpoint?
The Netflix series "Partner Track" offers a lot of Inclusive Leadership lessons to take and apply to our everyday lives. Have fun and learn.
The Power Of One: Why It’s More Important Than Ever To Push The DEI Agenda In Your Organization
Last year, a tech company employee reached out to me for tips on swaying a leadership team to embrace diversity, equity, and inclusion...
Did You Say What I Think You Said: 5 Strategies To Address Microaggressions
How do we address microaggressions in the workplace? Here are 5 strategies for addressing those seemingly small comments that are harmful.
Six Weekend Activities That Build Inclusive Leadership Skills
Inclusive leaders aren't off the clock when the weekend rolls around. There are ample opportunities for leaders to build their skills.
Looking The Part: Why Inclusive Teaming Is A Must When Working To Diversify The Enterprise
Inclusive Leadership and Teaming is Important to Achieve Diversification Goals. Leadership approach is critical to overall success.
Take The Time To Get Clarity On Your Career
During Season 8 of The Power Of Owning Your Career podcast, Simone had the opportunity to speak with marketer, podcaster, brand...
Inclusive Leadership Realizations And Strategies To Move Past Good Intentions
Are our good intentions getting in the way of creating a genuinely inclusive workplace? Here's what we as inclusive leaders can do.
Paving the Way for Women in STEM: How to Create More Inclusive Classrooms
Addressing the gender disparity in the classroom. Inspiring women in STEM.
Let’s All Say Goodbye to the term “"Model Minority”"
The most popular adjectives to describe Asian Americans from a recent poll from Leading Asian Americans to Unite for Change were “Smart,”...
3 Ways To Spread Awareness About National Deaf History Month
In 1997 the National Association of the Deaf (NAD) introduced National Deaf History Month. It ran from March 13 – April 15 to recognize...
Celebrating Black American Stories During Black History Month
Annually a Black History Month Proclamation is issued in February. President Biden's message declared: "Black History Month serves as...
MLK Day Is More Than Just a Day Off!
On Monday, January 17, 2022, we will observe and honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's life and work. Dr. King dedicated his life to service,...
5 Ways to Support International Human Rights Day
December 10th is International Human Rights Day. It started on December 10, 1948, when the United Nations General Assembly adopted the...
Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month. While it is important to celebrate different cultures throughout the year, this month is...
Why Tik Tok Deserves To Be A Part Of Your Inclusion Journey!
Written by Kylie Jenkins TikTok is a social media platform that has over a billion users. People of all ages use TikTok, however ages...
The Hidden Gems of Inclusivity
Making big strides in your inclusion journey is essential to creating an environment where everyone, regardless of their race, gender,...
Awareness and Advocacy Resources to Celebrate Juneteenth
Written by Madison Phelps The Thirteenth Amendment, passed in 1863, marked the emancipation of (most) slaves in the United States. Though...
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