Intersectionality
We show you how to adopt an intersectional approach to support practices and policies that uplift everyone across all social identities. This archive is a collection of Catalyst’s work to Reimagine Equity—part of our sixtieth anniversary campaign, The Great Reimagining: Equity for Women, Equity for All.
Results
Make Equitable Hiring Decisions With Structured Interviews (Tool)
These recommendations on how to prepare for, and conduct, structured interviews may assist in reducing bias in recruitment.
Mentorship and Sponsorship Are Keys to Unlocking the Next Generation of Talent
Catalyst Honours speakers share how companies can achieve true equity and inclusion through mentorship and sponsorship programs.
What is Intersectionality? Ask Catalyst Express
These resources help you learn the meaning of "intersectionality" and how to address inequities from an intersectional framework.
Racism in the Workplace: Expert Voices From Around the World (Report)
21 business leaders and scholars reveal the persistence of racism –and what we can do to move forward.
Cultural Sensitivity in Global Workplaces: Flip the Script (Infographic)
These scripts help you start to get to know colleagues better without unintentionally devaluing their heritage and history.
Intersectionality: When Identities Converge (Report)
An intersectional framework can be foundational to a more inclusive working environment. Learn what intersectionality is and is not.
The Impact of Structural Racism on Black Americans (Report)
Many disparities between US Black and White communities stem from a long history of discriminatory and dehumanizing laws and policies.
Inclusion Workshops
Give your managers the skills they need to succeed in uncertain times.
Conversation Ground Rules (Infographic)
How to create open and productive discussions in which everyone feels safe sharing their experiences and perspectives.
Engaging in Conversations About Gender, Race, and Ethnicity in the Workplace (Tool)
Learn how to acknowledge—and work through—roadblocks (i.e., beliefs, attitudes, or experiences) that can stifle conversations.