At A Glance
Our four-course program addresses the following:
Foundational Knowledge
Learn about historical context and foundational building blocks essential for learning and making impact.
DEIB in Business
Learn how DEIB efforts can positively impact organizational priorities.
DEIB in Talent
Learn how to elevate your talent efforts, from mitigating bias to developing accountability and rewards systems.
DEIB in Society
Learn how to foresee and respond to crises/current events, understanding inclusive government relations and how to affect public policy.
What Makes Us Different?
Tech Industry Focused
We have designed this program specifically for professionals in the tech sector addressing the unique challenges found in tech culture.
Global Leader
We are a leading organization dedicated to creating a more equitable and just tech industry. We conduct and fund research, build capacity among stakeholders and inform policy. Our data, trends and interventions dictates our work.
Practical Approach
We feature DEIB practitioners in the tech industry, allowing you to immediately apply learnings.
Professional Community
We provide access to cohorts of program participants and a membership to Diversity Advocates一a community of 700+ DEIB professionals.
We provide membership to Diversity Advocates一a community of 700+ DEIB professionals.
Who Is This Program For?
DEIB professionals currently working in the tech industry
DEIB professionals transitioning into tech
Professionals launching DEIB programs in tech startups
Key Benefits
Fits Your Life
Flexible, accessible learning.Expand Your Growth
Gain historical context to understand the underlying causes of inequities.Grow Your Network
Gain support, network, and have meaningful discussions with fellow professionals from across the industry.What's the Time Commitment?
Course
1
Foundational Knowledge
Late June to Mid-July
Course
2
DEIB and the Organization
Mid-July to Early August
Course
3
DEIB and
Talent
Early August to Late August
Course
4
DEIB and Public Interest
Late August to Mid-September
8-16 hours per course (4 courses lasting 3 weeks each). Optional in-person meetings.