Shijuade
Kadree
Director, Tech Equity and the Tech Accountability Coalition at Aspen Digital
"Standardizing DEI for Lasting Change"
"Standardizing DEI for Lasting Change"
Fri May 23 - 9:50 AM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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04/23/2024 9:50 AM
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"Standardizing DEI for Lasting Change"
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"Standardizing DEI for Lasting Change"
"Standardizing DEI for Lasting Change"
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Session: Standardizing DEI for Lasting Change
How DEI practices and data collection have no standardized approach and what steps need to be implemented to have these standards in place and create true policy change.Key Takeaways
- Need for standardization in demographic data collection and practice - why establishing standardized DEI practices is crucial for fostering inclusivity and mitigating bias
- Benefits of standardization - improved accuracy and reliability of DEI data, ability to benchmark progress and share best practices and facilitate long-term cultural transformation
- Importance of effective policy change - Non-standardized practices impede the creation of comprehensive and impactful DEI policies. Without standardized data, measuring progress and identifying areas for improvement becomes challenging.
Bio
Prior to joining the Aspen Institute, Shijuade was the Global Director of Diversity Strategy at Snap, Inc., supporting the global workforce in the areas of DEI goal-setting and implementation, learning and development, people and culture, and operationalizing DEI across the company for meaningful change.She centers her approach from an unapologetic Black, queer, feminist perspective, believing that when all of those needs are engaged and addressed, all will benefit from the outcome. Shijuade has worked with all levels of government, for-profit and nonprofit organizations, as well as corporate entities and is an expert in DEI.
