Why Employee Engagement Must Be a Top Priority – Especially Now

In the world of work, engagement isn’t just a buzzword – it’s a bellwether. According to Gallup’s latest global workplace report, employee engagement has fallen for only the second time in more than a decade. For U.S. employees, that drop is the first in 15 years....
Inclusity Sponsors 10th Annual GEMS Conference

Inclusity Sponsors 10th Annual GEMS Conference

Since our inception in 2013, Inclusity has committed to building a culture that supports inclusion and fosters a sense of community. Our belief is that everyone should have equal opportunities to thrive and be successful, regardless of their background, gender, race,...

Louis Braille (1809-1852)

Louis Braille (1809-1852)

One of the greatest underappreciated advantages that most of us possess is access to the written words of others. Alphabets, printing and widespread literacy combine to let us experience times, places and sentiments other than our own and face our daily problems with...

Shaping the Future

Shaping the Future

Earlier this year, I became a Rotary member and was appointed as vice chair of the Toledo chapter's member engagement committee. I was thrilled when I heard that Rotary International recently approved a diversity, equity and inclusion policy statement. This commitment...

Garrett Morgan (1877-1963)

Garrett Morgan (1877-1963)

One of the most unfortunate effects of prejudice is that it blinds us to the potential of new discoveries that come from unexpected places. When we insist on sticking to our old ways, associating only with people whom we already know and like, and using tools that are...

Rose O’Neill  (1874-1944)

Rose O’Neill (1874-1944)

We often think of our personal and professional lives as being two separate spheres, with “success” in each appearing very differently and requiring different skills. Despite their differences, however, our experiences in either sphere have major repercussions in the...

Antonio Pasin (1897-1990)

Antonio Pasin (1897-1990)

The culture of the United States is one that celebrates the common man, and so many of the artifacts associated with “Americana” are popular consumer products. America is associated in people’s minds not just with baseball and apple pie, but also Coca-Cola, Levi’s...

Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988)

Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988)

One of the most difficult tasks that Inclusity’s trainers face on the job is mediating the conflicts that emerge when personalities and cultures clash in the workplace. These conflicts can be aggravated by the fact that many people in the modern workplace were raised...

Althea Gibson (1927-2003)

Althea Gibson (1927-2003)

On April 15, 1947, Major League baseball witnessed the debut of Jackie Robinson as first baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers, Robinson having been signed by the Dodgers’ general manager Branch Rickey two years earlier. Both Rickey and Robinson were endangering their...

Inclusity Gives Back

Inclusity Gives Back

Wishes do come true: Make-A-Wish® has been making dreams a reality for critically ill children for nearly four decades. It all began with Chris, a seven-year old boy diagnosed with leukemia who wanted nothing more than to be a police officer. The community came...