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Ken June 23, 2026 Webinar

Q&A Webinar with Seena Hodges & Dr. Yohuru Williams

Welcome to Your Webinar Replay Date: June 9, 2026 Speakers: Seena Hodges & Dr. Yohuru Williams Seena Hodges and Dr. Yohuru Williams had such a good session that we were left wanting more. Many of…
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“We Don’t Have a Standard — and That’s What’s Missing”:
Ken May 18, 2026 Uncategorized

“We Don’t Have a Standard — and That’s What’s Missing”:

Forum News & Updates We Don’t Have a Standard, and That’s What’s Missing: An interview with Betty Thompson on Why Inclusion Needs Clearer Metrics (and a Common Language) By: Stacey Gordon The Chair of the…
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It Was Like a Family”: Bill Wells on the Forum’s Roots, Its Community, and Why It Still Matters
Ken May 8, 2026 Uncategorized

It Was Like a Family”: Bill Wells on the Forum’s Roots, Its Community, and Why It Still Matters

Forum News & Updates “It Was Like a Family”: Art Johnson on Reviving the Forum on Workplace Inclusion. One of the original architects of the Forum on Workplace Inclusion reflects on how a small gathering…
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“Headcount Is a Terrible Thing to Waste”: Art Johnson on Reviving the Forum on Workplace Inclusion
Ken March 20, 2026 Uncategorized

“Headcount Is a Terrible Thing to Waste”: Art Johnson on Reviving the Forum on Workplace Inclusion

Forum News & Updates Headcount is a terrible thing to waste. Art Johnson on Reviving the Forum on Workplace Inclusion. After two years of silence, one of the nation’s longest-running workplace inclusion conferences is back.…
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  • Q&A Webinar with Seena Hodges & Dr. Yohuru Williams
  • “We Don’t Have a Standard — and That’s What’s Missing”:
  • It Was Like a Family”: Bill Wells on the Forum’s Roots, Its Community, and Why It Still Matters
  • “Headcount Is a Terrible Thing to Waste”: Art Johnson on Reviving the Forum on Workplace Inclusion