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Peer-to-Peer Mentoring Initiative

Racial equity crisis in the workplace is a core business issue.

38% of workers say they are uncomfortable discussing race issues at work with people of different races, while only 3% of senior-level roles are held by black executives.

How can we close the racial equity and leadership gaps within the marketplace and inspire productive dialogue?

*38% of workers - US Workers Survey 2020, Society for Human Resource Management
*3% of senior-level roles - The Sorry State of C-Suite Diversity, Cooley PubCo: May 2020

 

Diversity mentoring gives the confidence needed to be champions of change.

Targeted mentoring programs boosted ethnically-diverse employee's representation at the managerial level by 9% to 24%.

An interracial, peer-to-peer mentoring platform for employees can help build cultural sensitivity, empower diverse talent development, and improve business outcomes.

*9%-24% under diversity mentoring - Women and Minorities Value Mentoring Programs, Heidrick & Struggles: 2017

EQUALS is a partnered-learning experience,

not just a “self-guided” study.

EQUALS is a conduit for creating understanding,

not just a list of “dos and don’ts.”

EQUALS is a mentoring platform that builds acceptance,

not just asking employees to “tolerate differences.”

 

I’ve struggled with the mentor role in the past. It’s been a lot of: 'So what do you want to talk about?'. That’s what I love about this—it is a conversation starter.

-Tyler T.

EQUALS Strategic Partners

 

Creating a safe space to dialogue not only benefits each employee, but can also help the company grow as a whole.