14 episodes
Inclusion Junkie Inclusion Junkie
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- Society & Culture
Most of us can relate to feeling as though we are not a part of or not valued. Unfortunately we are living in a time where society is becoming more polarized, more exclusionary. It's time to solve that problem and change the discussion to focus on how we can value one another and how we can work together to build something stronger, something better. Inclusion Junkie provides a space to learn, to explore, and to start to include. Presented by Behavior Leader featuring Dr. Natalie Parks, Mason Washington, and Paul Peebles. Inclusion is our way of life. Hopefully it will also soon be yours. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inclusion-junkie/support
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Who Am I? A Narrative
There is nothing more powerful than learning someone's life experiences. In this episode, one of our colleagues shares his very personal story about what it is like to grow up and live in America.
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Increasing Inclusive Communication
We communicate everyday, but how often do we take time to ensure our communication is effective, or even better, inclusive and effective? In this episode we discuss what it means to communicate inclusively, how to determine what language to use and not use, and when inclusive communication matters most. We'll give you a hint - it ALWAYS matters!
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Hiring the Best Person for the Job
In this episode we discuss what it really means when someone says they want to "hire the best person for the job". We discuss how this practice reinforces the inequities in hiring practices that already exist.
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Insurrection, Coups, Terrorists, Riots, and Protestors
When pro-Trump protestors stormed the capital in Jan 2021, the behaviors and responses of police, politicians, and other authorities was strikingly different than during the Black Lives Matter protests in 2020. Examining the specific environments that support this is the first step to changing it. Using the science of behavior, the hosts examine the reasons behind this, why we observe such differences, and why others interpret these events differently.
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Will Gender Equality Ever Exist?
Why is it that narratives about powerful and accomplished are sometimes developed to undermine their accomplishments? Should we highlight women for accomplishments just because they are women? We dive into these topics and more on this episode.
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What Does Black Lives Matter Have to do with Inclusion?
Some argue that the Black Lives Matter movement is exclusionary. We examine these arguments and discuss why the movement is really about inclusion.
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