- Ensure commitment and involvement from the Leadership team
 - Conduct a cultural audit to determine what issues need addressing
 - Conduct focus groups with homogenous groups (not heterogeneous groups)
 - Provide cultural audit results and involve the leadership in developing a strategic approach to creating an inclusive work environment
 - Use a well established and reputable diversity consulting expert to design, develop and implement your diversity training. You can use internal facilitators later.
 - Ensure that the diversity training is clearly aligned to the findings from the cultural audit and is congruent with your goals for an inclusive environment
 - Use an experiential learning model for diversity workshops and not power point and lecture.
 - Avoid the sheep dip approach to training and offer more than 2 hour modules replete with power point slides
 - Involve the Leadership Team and the Diversity networks in the early pilots of the program
 - Ensure that there is a Change Management strategy in place that supports the training so that participants can see real change and not just check mark syndrome.
 
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