In this mini episode, host Joanna Shoffner Scott highlights the significance of systems and processes in creating racially equitable organizations. Drawing from her extensive experience as an organizational development consultant and founder of the Stamey Street Consulting Group, Joanna explains why clear systems and processes are foundational to equity work. She unpacks the often hidden but crucial role systems play in fostering an inclusive workplace. Whether you're a nonprofit leader, executive, or manager, this episode provides valuable insights to help you see the benefits of leveraging your processes to build equity into your everyday work.
Key Takeaways:
1. The Essential Components for Building Racially Equitable Organizations:
2. Seven Key Systems for Nonprofits:
3. Equity in Most Felt in Small, Everyday Decisions:
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About Your Host
Dr. Joanna Shoffner Scott is an organizational development consultant who helps leaders of nonprofits, philanthropies, and businesses create workplaces that work for everyone.