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Department of SNIE Inclusiveness: Chapter Four Promoting Inclusive Culture by Sintayehu Mesfin

This document discusses promoting an inclusive culture at Admass University for the 2021 academic year. It defines inclusion and an inclusive culture, noting that inclusion involves a sense of belonging and bringing one's whole self to work. An inclusive culture fully integrates diverse people. The document outlines dimensions of an inclusive culture including universal design, recruitment and training opportunities, and workplace accommodations and accessibility policies. It discusses building an inclusive community and the characteristics of an inclusive community, such as being interactive, invested, diverse, equitable, safe, and participatory. The means of establishing an inclusive culture include empowerment, accountability, courage, humility, and putting inclusive values like access, choice, partnership, and communication into action.

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Department of SNIE Inclusiveness: Chapter Four Promoting Inclusive Culture by Sintayehu Mesfin

This document discusses promoting an inclusive culture at Admass University for the 2021 academic year. It defines inclusion and an inclusive culture, noting that inclusion involves a sense of belonging and bringing one's whole self to work. An inclusive culture fully integrates diverse people. The document outlines dimensions of an inclusive culture including universal design, recruitment and training opportunities, and workplace accommodations and accessibility policies. It discusses building an inclusive community and the characteristics of an inclusive community, such as being interactive, invested, diverse, equitable, safe, and participatory. The means of establishing an inclusive culture include empowerment, accountability, courage, humility, and putting inclusive values like access, choice, partnership, and communication into action.

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Department of SNIE

Inclusiveness
Chapter four
Promoting inclusive culture
By Sintayehu Mesfin
For Second Year

 Business One, Two and Three Management One


and Two and also for hotel One Students

Admass University
2021 Academic year
Definition of Inclusive Culture

 Inclusion is a sense of belonging, connection and community


at work.
 And inclusive organizations help people feel welcomed,
known, valued and encouraged to bring their whole, unique
selves to work.
 Culture is the ideas, customs, and social behavior of a
particular people or society.
 An organization‘s culture is the culmination of the priorities,
values and behaviors, which support their employees in how
they work singularly, in teams and with clients.
Definition of Inclusive Culture
(Conted…)

 Culture plays a huge role in shifting the diversity needle and


forming truly inclusive environments.
 An inclusive culture involves the full and successful
integration of diverse people into a workplace or industry.
Additionally, inclusive cultures extend beyond basic or
token presence of workers who have disabilities.
 They encompass both formal and informal policies and
practices, and involve several core values:
 Representation: The presence of people with disabilities
across a range of employee roles and leadership positions.
Definition of Inclusive Culture
(Conted…)

 Receptivity: Respect for differences in working


styles and flexibility in tailoring positions to the
strengths and abilities of employees and
 Fairness: Equitable access to all resources,
opportunities, networks and decision making
processes.
Dimensions of Inclusive culture

 There are three dimensions/ elements of an inclusive


culture those are Universal Design,
 Recruitment, Training and Advancement Opportunities
 and Workplace Accommodations and Accessibility:
Policy & Practice
1. Universal design refers to the construction of structures,
spaces, services, communications and resources that are
organically accessible to a range of people with and
without disabilities, without further need for modification
or accommodation.
Dimensions of Inclusive
culture(Conted…)

2. Recruitment
Effective recruitment of people with disabilities involves
two components: 1. Accessible outreach and hiring practices
and 2. Targeted recruitment of workers with disabilities.
3. Workplace Accommodations and Accessibility Policy &
Practice because policies play critical role in generating
meaningful inclusion of persons with disability.
Creating an inclusive organizational culture is
challenging but extremely advantageous.
Workplace Accommodations and
Accessibility

 These are some of the benefits of an Inclusive


organization that needs to be considered:
 HigherJobSatisfaction,LowerTurnover,HigherProductivity
,Higher Employee ,Morale Improved Creativity and
Innovation , Improved Problem-Solving , Increased
Organizational Flexibility
 Inclusive education, when practiced well, is very
important because all children are able to be part of their
community and develop a sense of belonging and become
better prepared for life in the community as children and
adults.
Building inclusive community

 An inclusive community: -
 Does everything that it can to respect all its citizens, gives
them full access to resources, and promotes equal
treatment and opportunity.
 Works to eliminate all forms of discrimination.
 Engages all its citizens in decision-making processes that
affect their lives.
 Values diversity and
 Responds quickly to racist and other discriminating
incidents.
Building inclusive
community(Conted…)

 An inclusive society aims at empowering and


promoting the social, economic, and political
inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability,
race, ethnicity, origin, religion, economic, or other
status.
 It is a society that leaves no one behind. We work to
ensure that societies are open and inclusive to all.
Characteristics of an Inclusive
Community
 Integrative and cooperative: inclusive communities bring
people together and are places where people and
organizations work together.
 Interactive: inclusive communities have accessible
community spaces and open public places as well as groups
and organizations that support social interaction and
community activity, including celebrating community life.
 Invested: inclusive communities are places where both the
public and private sectors commit resources for the social
and economic health and well-being of the whole
community.
Characteristics of an Inclusive
Community(Conted…)
 Diverse: inclusive communities welcome and incorporate diverse
people and cultures into the structures, processes and functions of
daily community life.
 Equitable: inclusive communities make sure that everyone has the
means to live in decent conditions (i.e. income supports, employment,
good housing) and the opportunity to develop one‘s capacities and to
participate actively in community life.
 Safe: inclusive communities ensure both individual and broad
community safety and security so that no one feels at risk in their
homes or moving around the neighborhood and city.
 Participatory: inclusive communities encourage and support the
involvement of all their members in the planning and decision-
making that affects community conditions and development,
including having an effective voice with senior levels of government
Characteristics of an Inclusive
Community(Conted…)

 Accessible and Sensitive: inclusive communities have an


array of readily available and accessible supports and
services for the social, health, and developmental needs of
their populations and provide such supports in culturally
sensitive and appropriate ways /essential services
identified include good schools, recreation, childcare,
libraries, public transit, affordable housing and supportive
housing, home care, crisis and emergency supports, well
coordinated and comprehensive settlement supports/.
Means of establish inclusive culture
 An organization is inclusive when everyone has a
sense of belonging; feels respected, valued and
seen for who they are as individuals; and feels a
level of supportive energy and commitment from
leaders, colleagues and others so that all people,
individually and collectively can do their best
work.
 To create an inclusive culture in which everyone
feels they belong and is comfortable expressing
their uniqueness.
Means of establish inclusive culture
(Conted…)
There are four key inclusive leadership behaviors
A. Empowerment: Enable team members to grow and excel by
encouraging them to solve problems, come up with new ideas and develop
new skills.
B. Accountability: Show confidence in team members by holding
them responsible for aspects of their performance that are within their
control.
C. Courage: Stand up for what you believe is right, even when it
means taking a risk.
D. Humility: Admit mistakes, learn from criticism and different
points of view, and overcome your limitations by seeking contributions
from team members.
How inclusive culture establish? And Ten Characteristics of an
Inclusive Organization(Read assignment)
Inclusive values

Inclusion
 Is most importantly seen as putting inclusive values into
action.
It is a commitment to particular values which accounts for a
wish to overcome exclusion and promote participation
Pillars of Inclusion
Access: Access explores the importance of a welcoming
environment and the habits that create it.
Choice
partnership
Pillars of Inclusion(Conted…)

 Communication
 policy and opportunity
 Attitude: Attitude looks at how willing people
are to embrace inclusion and diversity and to take
meaningful action
 Values are fundamental guides and prompts to
action. They spur us forward, give us a sense of
direction and define a destination
Indigenous inclusive values and
practices

 The term “Indigenous refers to a better understanding of, and


respect for, indigenous cultures develops an enriched
appreciation of the existing cultural heritage.
What is indigenous inclusion?
 Indigenous inclusion defined as an organizational state that is
embraced as a cultural norm, with enterprise-wide workplace
strategies as well as a culture which invites the full
participation of indigenous people into all aspects of business
operations
Features of an indigenous inclusion and Types of indigenous
inclusion policies(reading assignment)
All

Present, Participate and Achieve

(Inclusiveness)
Really

Thank you!!

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