
DEI After 5 delivers short, timely episodes exploring how current events impact workplace inclusion and psychological safety, with practical tips and occasional guest insights.
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I’ve been digging deeper into organizational justice lately, and the more I learn, the more I see how closely it connects to psychological safety, inclusion, trust, and accountability.
At its core, organizational justice asks a simple ques...
In part one of my conversation with attorney Brittany Hale we talked about tall poppy syndrome—the tendency to criticize, undermine, or cut down people who stand out.
For Black women in the workplace, being a “tall poppy” can come with a p...
What happens when the person willing to name the problem becomes the person the organization identifies as the problem?
For many Black women in the workplace, this is not a hypothetical question. It is an all-too-familiar pattern.
They no...
In Part 2 of my conversation with , we continue unpacking racism, power, accountability, and what collective liberation actually requires of us.
And yes, Frozen 2 helped us get there.
At the heart of the movie is a lesson that feels espe...
Welcome to Season 13 of DEI After 5.
We are beginning this season in a very different place than where we started. Across the United States, diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts are being dismantled, defunded, renamed, and, in some cas...
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Sacha Thompson is a psychological safety and inclusive leadership expert and host of DEI After 5. She helps people build more equitable, human-centered spaces—at work and beyond. Contact: [email protected].
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