# ODNIODA15 | 1 OUR FIELD ∙ OUR WORLD ∙ OUR IMPACT OD, Diversity and Inclusion Yesterday T oday and Looking Around the Corner Frederick A. Miller Judith.

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# ODNIODA15 | 1 OUR FIELD ∙ OUR WORLD ∙ OUR IMPACT OD, Diversity and Inclusion Yesterday T oday and Looking Around the Corner Frederick A. Miller Judith H. Katz The Kaleel Jamison Consulting Group, Inc.

# ODNIODA15 | 2 WELCOME

# ODNIODA15 | 3 TWEETING AS YOU LEARN? Use the conference hashtag: # ODNIODA2015 And our Twitter

# ODNIODA15 | 4 Learning Objectives Explore how issues of Diversity and Inclusion have changed over the years Examine the changing relationship of OD and Diversity and Inclusion Discuss what we as OD practitioners can do to influence organizational change with respect to Inclusion and Diversity

# ODNIODA15 | 5 Poll Question Have we as practitioners been aggressive enough in addressing diversity and inclusion? Not at all To a great extent

# ODNIODA15 | 6 Shifts in the Workplace COMPLIANCE Affirmative Action Open Doors DIVERSITY Recognizing the reality and business case Open Minds INCLUSION ALL people Open Systems

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# ODNIODA15 | 8 Diversity & Inclusion over the Years Newly passed Affirmative Action (race and gender) Focus on Compliance “Right thing to do” 1970s-1980s Focus on business case. Beginning to include issues gays and lesbians face in the workplace 1990s Expanding definition of people of color; domestic partner benefits for gays/lesbians Beginning to focus on Inclusion 2000s Impact of society on workplace—marriage equality, minimum wage policies, transgender issues, Ferguson, Baltimore Focus on fabric of the organization 2010-Present

# ODNIODA15 | 9 Silver Tsunam i Millenials Marriage Equality Polarization Technology Healthcar e Religious bias What’s ahead for Diversity & Inclusion Sustainabilit y Generation Z

# ODNIODA15 | 10 Questions for Discussion Group 1: In looking at the poll results and from your own perception, discuss how we as practitioners have/have not taken on diversity and inclusion in the field and in our practices? Group 2: To what extent are you bringing issues of diversity and inclusion up in your practice? Group 3: To what degree are issues of diversity and inclusion impacting the performance of your organization/client organization? and How? Everybody: As you think about your practice and skills, what is a growth/learning edge for you related to diversity and inclusion.

# ODNIODA15 | 11 Copyright © 1998, 2001, 2002 The Kaleel Jamison Consulting Group, Inc. All rights reserved. No duplication without the written permission of The Kaleel Jamison Consulting Group, Inc

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# ODNIODA15 | 13 Privilege

# ODNIODA15 | 14 Diagnostic OD Dialogic OD Assume move to stabilityAssume unknowns and unknowables Unfreezing—Changing— Refreezing Create disruptions and shift ongoing patterns of communication/interaction to lead to emergence of new possibilities Organization change: envisioned, planned and managed Organization transformation: emergent, dynamic, intervene in organization to accelerate, deflect, punctuate or disrupt to enable a leap Change structures and systemsChange the conversation (change the interaction, change the experiences, change the result Hierarchical Top-down Heterarchical Start anywhere – spread out – peer-to-peer Based on Gervase R. Bushe and Robert J. Marshak (Eds.). (2015), Dialogic Organization Development: The Theory and Practice of Transformational Change. Oakland, CA: Berrett-Koehler (adapted by Judith H. Katz) Changing OD Methodologies

# ODNIODA15 | 15 The Big Question Are we individually and collectively doing enough to address diversity and inclusion in our organizations and our lives? If not…

# ODNIODA15 | 16 Please Complete a Survey Before You Leave! Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Thank You!