Resources

Your Next Pivot Point journey starts here. This collection of allyship and inclusion resources contains insights and tools to help you and your organization create and implement positive, sustainable changes to the workplace.

Books by Julie Kratz

Julie’s Recent Publications

10 ERG Best Practices From Business Leaders

10 ERG Best Practices From Business Leaders

Unlock the full potential of your ERG to build a more inclusive workplace culture. Discover research-backed strategies for engaging senior leadership, educating middle managers, and mapping diversity outcomes to tangible business growth and talent innovation.

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How to Write an Inclusive AI Policy

How to Write an Inclusive AI Policy

Learn how to write an inclusive AI policy that centers on equity and allyship. Use our 7-step guide and to lead your team through this important pivot point, inclusively.

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The ALLYSHIP IN ACTION Podcast

Join TEDx speaker and inclusive leadership trainer and author Julie Kratz on this weekly podcast sharing stories about those leading like allies, with tools to develop inclusive leaders and promote diversity and inclusion at work.

Additional Resources

The Inclusion School Podcast

Learn how to have brave conversations with children about diversity and inclusion for educators, caregivers, and parents.

Our Resource List

Check out our robust Resources List with tons of book, film, podcast, and article suggestions for antiracists and developing allies.

As Seen In…

Recent publications and guest podcast interviews Julie has given as a thought leader on diversity, inclusion, and allyship in the workplace.

Watch Julie’s TedX Talk

Listen to “What if Through Claiming our True Gender, We Claim Our True Strength?” presented by Julie Kratz.

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