The Diversity Pivot

127: Jeff Nischwitz - Conversations About Racism as a White Male Ally

Mar 28, 2021

Jeff Nischwitz is white male ally for diversity in the workplace. He joins the Next Pivot Point podcast to share how:

Allyship is a journey and Jeff’s began with a privilege walk
White supremacy as a continuum rather than strictly you are a “good” or “bad” person
How shame triggers defensiveness and how to...

126: Adaku Ezeudo - Being “the Only” and Recognizing Subtle Racism

Mar 21, 2021

Adaku Ezeudo is a global thought leader in DEI. A servant leader, humanitarian, and passionate advocate, Adaku believes in meeting people where they are to address bias, racism, and injustice. She joins the Next Pivot Point podcast to share:

How to recognize subtle racism embedded in our policies and institutions
Why...

Why & How to Talk with Children About Diversity

Mar 17, 2021

In this bonus episode, Julie Kratz shares her thoughts on the future of diversity and inclusion and why children are the critical component to future success.

Julie wrote the children's book The Little Allies to help parents, caregivers, and educators navigate the conversation about diversity. Learn more about the book...

125: Roland Chesters - Talking About Disabilities in the Workplace

Mar 14, 2021

Roland Chesters is an author, thought leader, and compassionate leader in the diversity world. Following a life-changing diagnosis of HIV and AIDS in 2006, he became a campaigner for diversity and inclusion and a vocal advocate for people living with HIV. Roland was a finalist in the 2019 National Diversity Awards as a...

124: Coonoor Behal - Using Improv to Drive Diversity and Inclusion

Mar 7, 2021

Coonoor Behal is an improv and inclusive leadership expert. She joins the Next Pivot Point podcast to share:

Why the stigma of quitting is not helpful for inclusive workplaces
The connective tissue of improv and design thinking with diversity, equity and inclusion
How we can drive positive social change through...