How and Why to Incorporate Religious Literacy in your Inclusivity Plans
March 20, 2025
1:00 PM EST
Join Us for a Free Event!
Implementing Religious Literacy into your Inclusion work
39% of religious minorities are afraid to speak up at work. What kind of impact is that having on your teams, your productivity and your innovation?
Encounter World Religions helps organizations like yours nurture religious literacy and inclusion through unique and insightful programming. Join us on March 20 for a free 45 minute session which outlines why and how to prioritize religious inclusion in your organization and how it can help with everything from retention of your staff to attracting new customers.
You’ll learn:
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Why religion is such a taboo subject in North America and how to open conversations across teams.
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How religion impacts your colleagues even if there is no obvious conflict
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Some steps you can take to address religious, secular and spiritual inclusion in the workplace.
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How to make a business case for including religious literacy in your inclusion goals.
Recipients will receive a Guide to Religious Inclusion in the workplace as well as complete access to our guides on the major religions.
Can’t make it? Sign up and we will send you a recording of the presentation.
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