In partnership with The Diversity Movement
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
February marks Black History Month, an annual observance honoring the often-overlooked accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history. Celebrating Black History Month in the workplace can be important to building psychological safety and employee engagement among all employees. TDM’s Jackie Ferguson created this guide providing us with some tips and ideas for creating Black History Month programming for our association.
Global Diversity Awareness Month (October)
Celebrate all the ways our different ethnicities, cultures, heritages, experiences, abilities, and other attributes that contribute to more dynamic, innovative, and efficient workplaces.
Women’s History
Month
AAPI Heritage
Month
Hispanic and Latinx
Heritage Month
To learn more about women’s accomplishments, and experiences, and commemorate women’s stories and celebrate their achievements, read this guide.
People of Asian and Pacific Island heritage have long enriched the U.S.’s culture, yet there is a long, deep trauma enacted on AAPI people, and a resurgence of explicitly racist behaviors in the past year. We encourage you to continue dialogues about these issues and celebrate AAPI Heritage Month at work in order to build psychological safety and boost employee engagement. View programming guide here.
September kicked off Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month during which we honor the “histories, cultures and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. Our partners at TDM remind us that acknowledging and celebrating diverse identities is critical to building an inclusive and employee-focused culture. Please use this guide for your own personal reading, and feel free to share with family or friends.