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The Leadership Secret of Gregory Goose™ By Judith Glaser For any organization or group of people who wish to define and strengthen their Leadership DNA. >>>
Dr. Sondra Thiederman's book, “Making Diversity Work – Seven Steps for Defeating Bias in the Workplace” received well-deserved praise for its groundbreaking approach to dealing with biases, long recognized as among the biggest barriers to creating inclusive cultures. The book has been revised and updated and a new companion DVD-based course added. >>>
Review of Ouch! That Stereotype Hurts
When Leslie had developed an interactive workshop along with a skill-building video/DVD companion to her book, we wanted to learn more. >>>
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Stories from Holocaust Survivors By Terry Howard
Several times I looked over my shoulder to scan the faces of the 100-plus people in the audience. >>>
A few thoughts about diversity training… By Joe Gerstandt >>>
White House Chief of Staff Provides Teachable Moment for Inclusive Communications By Tim O’Brien, APR >>>
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For any organization or group of people who wish to define and strengthen their Leadership DNA. 
Dr. Sondra Thiederman's book, “Making Diversity Work – Seven Steps for Defeating Bias in the Workplace” received well-deserved praise for its groundbreaking approach to dealing with biases, long recognized as among the biggest barriers to creating inclusive cultures. The book has been revised and updated and a new companion DVD-based course added. 
Review of Ouch! That Stereotype Hurts
