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Reconstructing Inclusion

Amri B. Johnson, Kathy Wu Brady

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) practitioners and the passionate must be beacons for dissent. Are we consistently or intentionally of this mindset? Let's all engage in DEI work that pulls everyone to have difficult, but transformational dialogues.

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Authors

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  • Amri B. Johnson

    Founder and Inclusion Strategist of Inclusion Wins | Creating Culture from the Hearts of Individuals | Extraordinary Keynoter | Author, Reconstructing Inclusion: Making DEI Accessible, Actionable, and Sustainable | USA-born, Switzerland-based

  • Kathy Wu Brady

    2x CEO + COO helping ambitious leaders and their teams develop a new playbook, one that lets them lead with more purpose, power, and peace

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