This webinar will help you discover new and innovative ways to talk about diversity through both head and heart-centered lenses and measure success through qualitative and quantitative data.
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What makes a great diversity initiative? Why do the work of fostering equity and inclusion? How can DEI help you grow? What do DEI initiatives look like for outdoor organizations? This session provides answers to these questions and more through discovering new and innovative ways to talk about diversity through both head and heart-centered lenses and measure success through qualitative and quantitative data. Learn about the organizational benefits of diversity, equity, inclusion, and access.
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Rachel Hailey (she/they), Founder and Transformationalist, DEI Outdoors
North Adams, Massachusetts
Rachel is the Owner/Transformationalist at DEI Outdoors, a national firm that deals directly with the outdoor industry to foster DEI in organizations. Her main objective is transforming the outdoor industry into a diverse, equitable, inclusive, and accessible space. Rachel is committed to creating an industry where anyone can experience, thrive, and lead the out of doors no matter their circumstances, and has a focus on underserved and underrepresented communities. She has served and inspired over 100 organizations in the creation of actionable systems aligned with creating diversity, equity, and inclusion in outdoor spaces. She is a frequent writer for industry publications like Adventure Park Insider and Ski Area Magazine and has given talks on DEI & Social Justice on international platforms. Outside of her endeavor to bridge the gap between racial and ethnic diversity in the outdoors and social justice, Rachel can be found hunting magical creatures in the woods with her daughter in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts, where she is based.
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This webinar was recorded on October 26, 2023.
