workplace

Video: Diversity and its Impact on the Workplace | ARTI CHAUDHRY | TEDxGIBS
Arti Chaudhry

If the workplace looked anything like our world, it would have 50% men and 50% women, 7% would have a college degree, 55% would have access to the internet, and only 70% would have access to a smartphone.

By Curated Content
March 1, 2023
Video: Diversity and its Impact on the Workplace | ARTI CHAUDHRY | TEDxGIBS
Where do we begin?
An office space with rows of desks. At the forefront are two desks with monitors, chairs and desk lamps. There are knick-knacks like a wooden statue of a cat, plan, a bottle containing amber-coloured liquid and cables.
What does it mean to extend acceptance and support in one of life’s most crucial areas – the workspace? How do we unpack the concept of positive discrimination and affirmative action at the level of the organisation.
By Shikha Aleya
September 19, 2022
Where do we begin?
And quietly flow thoughts on being and not being…
An illustration of the interssecting outlines and silhouettes of male and female figures in pastel colors.

In the uncertainty and volatility of the pandemic, Pramada Menon examines what has changed for herself, for the world, and for the various attributes of the workplace – mentorship, conversations, power, and purpose, among others.

By Pramada Menon
December 15, 2021
And quietly flow thoughts on being and not being…
Reading Off a Black Mirror: Shame, Distress and (Sexual) Privacy Laws

One summer afternoon some moons ago, a man at work assigned to help me move numbers on an excel sheet…

By Mamatha Karollil
September 16, 2019
Reading Off a Black Mirror: Shame, Distress and (Sexual) Privacy Laws
Interview: Rath Wang on LGBT Inclusiveness at Workplaces in Japan
Rath Wang in professional attire of white shirt and black coat. His hands are crossed, and he is smiling. The image is from the torso up.

Rath Wang is a founding member of Nijiiro Diversity (Rainbow Diversity), Japan’s first non-profit organization promoting LGBT equality in the workplace. He leads the Ernst and Young Unity Network for LGBT employees and allies in Japan. Rath appeared at number 4 in the OUTstanding and The Financial Times 2015 listing of The Top 30 LGBT Future Leaders.

By Shaifali Agrawal
June 24, 2016
Interview: Rath Wang on LGBT Inclusiveness at Workplaces in Japan