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WEBINARS
Elevating Your Content with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Reads
January 25, 2024
Everyone wanted confidence that the content they delivered was of the highest quality and met the needs of all their customers. No matter the industry or the market, meeting customer needs meant understanding their diverse experiences and perspectives, and delivering products that enabled them to achieve their individual goals.
In this session, we hosted a dynamic discussion about how incorporating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) reads into workflows could elevate content and better meet the needs of customers. We touched on DEI concepts and explored the differences between Sensitivity Reads and Educational Content DEI Reads. Then we provided an overview of the process and the return on investment that was possible when content was elevated with a DEI Review.
Speakers
Juliet Steiner
AVP – Strategic Content Operations & SME Services
Lumina Datamatics
Juliet Steiner, has career expertise in educational and professional learning, content creation, developmental editing, course development, and SME & author management. Committed to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging in all things, Juliet oversees Lumina Datamatics’ US-based cross-functional K16 Content Development Team and US-based SME Recruitment Team. She and her husband love supporting their high-school aged sons at their various sporting events and activities and escaping upstate NY winters for tropical destinations whenever they can.
Renee Harleston
Founder – Writing Diversely
Writing Diversely
Renee believes deeply in the power of multi-dimensional representation to change lives. A published fiction writer with a Graduate Degree in Cultural Anthropology, when not providing sensitivity reads and consulting on inclusive language practices Renee can be found canning fruits and vegetables, and queueing up “cat tv” for her cat Jerome in Jersey City.
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