A Dog Called Diversity Lisa Mulligan

There are many paths to working in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) and we love Bernadette Smiths. Before "bringing good vibes to DEI" she was a wedding planner for same-sex marriages. She has always been out there working on inclusion.Today, Bernadette is the CEO of the Equality Institute where she takes a holistic approach to create meaningful DEI work. In her book "Inclusive 360," Bernadette arms us with strategies to foster an environment where everyone feels valued. If y...

Brigid Trenerry, a savvy researcher dedicated to the rich tapestry of workplace diversity and anti-racism is our guest in this episode of A Dog Called DiversityFrom Melbourne to Singapore to the USA Brigid shares her journey shaped by Aboriginal teachings and a steadfast commitment to equity and inclusion. Her stories of tackling racial identity and spearheading transformative reconciliation programs will resonate with anyone in the pursuit of systemic equality. Brigid discus...

We love having leaders in Diversity & Inclusion on the podcast. Katrina North is someone we have admired for a long time at The Culture Ministry. This episode peels back the layers of Katrina's story, revealing how her varied background led her to become a pivotal figure in creating inclusive work environments. She shares how the impact of mentors and a diversity of experiences can be harnessed to champion change.You will love hearing from Katrina! The Culture Ministry exists to crea...

Gene Stowe joins us on A Dog Called Diversity to share his journey with religion, writing, film making and community that includes a path through racial unity and justice. As the son of a Presbyterian preacher, Gene's narrative weaves through his experiences as a Catholic, a Muslim, and his current unaffiliated stance, offering a rare perspective on humanity as one's true community.Gene brings to light a heartwarming saga of a small village, anchored in racial love and justice, th...

Have you ever been in a situation where you hesitated to applaud your own achievements, held back by an invisible societal leash? Join us as we sit down with Ravi Agarwal, (one of our favourite people here at The Culture Ministry). He is an agile culture transformation consultant, who passionately advocates for change in workplace culture and champions gender equality. Drawing insights from the #IAmRemarkable program, Ravi sheds light on the often-unrecognized challenges faced by women in mal...

Dr. Ellen Joan Ford is an impressive person. Her extraordinary life has taken her from the green pastures of New Zealand to the icy expanses of Antarctica. Her decade of service as an engineer officer in the New Zealand Army is filled with tales of igloo-building, leading humanitarian efforts, and the challenges that come with being a woman in a traditionally male-dominated environment. But Ellen's journey doesn't end with her military career; she's made groundbreaking strides in military lea...