As an entrepreneur, you naturally hold your business to a high standard. You want your work to do good, to create a better world. But even with the best intentions, are you doing everything you can to build an inclusive environment for all people to engage with you? Do people leave interactions with you, your marketing, and your products feeling valued?
Not sure? That’s OK. Most of us never received any Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion training. We have no accountability checks, no benchmark against which we can examine the impact of our language, and no framework to understand how our words and actions impact marginalized groups.
If you're like us, you want a marketing strategy that works well, feels authentic, and lets you make a difference in the world whether people buy from you or not. We also know how difficult it can be to fully reflect your values in your digital presence.
That's where we come in.
Led by Sara Kragness, a queer disabled entrepreneurial activist, this installment of the “Inclusion in Action” workshop series will introduce a new framework for understanding Dr. Kimberle Crenshaw's work of intersectionality to help entrepreneurs better connect with people who are not like them. Sara will highlight how using a framework that centers on the most marginalized of our communities can help us develop our digital strategies with intention and inclusion at the heart of it all.
We invite you to join us for this free monthly workshop, where you’ll gain insights into accessible social media strategies, inclusive language, and how to build welcoming spaces for all. We promise you'll get a ton of value.
At The Kite + Dart Group, we're experts at helping entrepreneurs like you reflect on your existing digital presence. You’ll learn how to express your values in both word and action, and how to make diversity, equity, and inclusivity cornerstones of your business philosophy.