Ep 80 - What every leader needs to know about intersectionality with Tala Hassoun
“It is the responsibility of each one of us to learn and understand how people have different experiences in their lives”
In this week’s episode, I interview Tala Hassoun - an international development and humanitarian expert, and gender, diversity and inclusion lead facilitator.
We discuss:
- What intersectionality is and why it matters in the workplace
- Tala’s own experiences as a migrant to the UK, woman of colour and young leader
- How leaders can best support people who face additional barriers because of their identities
- Creating a safe environment to learn about intersectionality, share experiences and support others.
- What individuals can do to help create a diversity-supportive workplace
Tala is passionate about influencing organisational change by ensuring an inclusive culture and driving transparent dialogue across differences.
If you’re interested in learning more, connect with her on LinkedIn
HELPFUL LINKS
- How to Talk to Your Boss About Race – Y-Vonne Hutchinson
- Ep 74 - Is the CV dead? With Khyati Sundaram
- Ep 46 - Being an Inclusive Leader with Haseena Farid
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