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Join Keith Martin-Smith as we question whether DEI initiatives are achieving their intended goals of increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion, or whether they may be perpetuating any number of unseen biases that take us further away from those shared goals. Are we oversimplifying the narrative around privilege and diversity? How do factors like poverty impact issues like police violence? We invite you to engage with us in rethinking and reshaping the DEI discourse, moving towards more skillful (and more integral) approaches.
Tune in to contribute to this sensitive but incredibly important conversation, as we aim to foster a more holistic and nuanced perspective on DEI — one that embraces a broad spectrum of experiences and viewpoints. This is a unique opportunity to expand your understanding and participate in a dialogue that could redefine how we approach equality and inclusion in our society. Don’t miss this chance to be part of a transformative discussion that not only embraces multiple perspectives, but also seeks to integrate them into a more holistic, inclusive understanding of human diversity and potential. This is your chance to contribute to a dialogue that transcends and includes, moving us towards a future that honors the integral nature of our society.
Keith Martin-Smith is an ordained Zen priest, and the author of When the Buddha Needs Therapy, released by Integral Life Press in 2022. Ken Wilber said it was, “a terrific book, fully embracing a truly integral perspective and highly recommended.”