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Community Organizing in the Workplace

What is organizing? 

“Organizing is people coming together to collectively create the change they want to achieve. It is people joining together to work toward common goals.” 

  • National Education Association 

In this Community Hour, we are focusing on how coming together as a community, specifically in the workplace, can have short-term and long-term benefits beginning with empowering each other. Facilitator Taz Romine-Mann, is going to dive into the details of community organizing at work including: 

  • What community organizing is 

  • What it looks like in the workplace 

  • And steps to implementing it in your own place of work 

Community Organizing has been utilized for years to advocate for rights and challenge those in power and is not limited to only specific places in our lives. In fact, organizing in structured organizations (say a department at work, or an ERG you’re a part of) can assist in mobilizing groups into action against institutions. Join us on Monday, February 19 at 10 a.m. MST to learn more. 

 
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De-mystifying the Theory, Defending a Practice: DEIJ in the Workplace 

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The Intersection of Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace