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SUMMARY:Webinar: Working Remotely: The Global Impact on Employee Experiences
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will be hosted in the following time zones: \n11:00AM – 12:00PM EST  |  8:00AM – 9:00AM PST  |  4:00PM – 5:00PM GMT \n  \nHybrid and virtual work environments create flexibility that is needed for inclusive workplaces. As businesses begin to plan a return to normalcy\, it’s critical to note the benefits of remote work. However\, how do we ensure that women working remotely won’t lose out on opportunities and career development? Gain insights from our latest report\, Remote Work Options Can Boost Productivity and Curb Burnout\, and hear from speakers who are planning for future workspaces. \nModerators: \n \nAndrew Grissom \nSenior Associate Librarian\, Information Center \nCatalyst \n  \n \nTara Van Bommel\, PhD \nDirector\, Statistician \nCatalyst \n  \nSpeakers: \n \nKristen Siemen \nVice President Sustainable Workplaces & Chief Sustainability Officer \nGeneral Motors \n  \n \nBreana Jones \nVP of Marketing for Corporate Services in North America \nSodexo \n  \nNote: Please log in to the website with your Catalyst Supporter organization email to access registration. If you are NOT a Catalyst Supporter\, please email us to proceed with payment and registration. Webinar topics\, descriptions\, dates and times are subject to change. For questions\, please contact webinars@catalyst.org. \nWant to stay up to date on Catalyst news and events? Sign up to stay connected
URL:https://www.catalyst.org/event/webinar-working-remotely-global-impact-employee-experiences/
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SUMMARY:LinkedIn Live: Our Path to the Boardroom
DESCRIPTION:Catalyst’s Meesha Rosa\, Vice President\, Corporate Board Services\, will moderate a discussion between Kiren Singh\, Corporate Director of Pieridae Energy and Travel Alberta\, and Anne Taylor\, Independent Director of Group 1 Automotive\, Southwestern Energy\, Whiting Petroleum\, and Conway MacKenzie\, about their paths to the boardroom\, specifically their involvement in Catalyst’s Women On Board™ initiative. Singh and Taylor will share the challenges they faced and how mentorship and sponsorship helped them to secure board seats. The leaders will also discuss how board directors can foster inclusion for newly appointed directors. \n  \nInstructions: Where to Watch and How to Access \nFollow Catalyst on LinkedIn to watch live from your desktop. \nThere are two ways to access the event: \n1. Visit Catalyst’s LinkedIn page at 12 pm ET. The live video will be pinned to the top of the page. \n2. Turn on your network notifications to be notified via LinkedIn once Catalyst is live. Steps: \n\nNavigate to the Notifications settings page.\nUnder How you get your notifications\, select On LinkedIn to update.\nClick Network and switch the toggle On or Off next to Live video starting.\n\n  \nAdditional information: how to watch and engage with LinkedIn Live \nCan’t make it? Watch the recording at any time on Catalyst’s LinkedIn post feed. \n  \nSpeakers: \n \nKiren Singh\, Corporate Director\, Pieridae Energy and Travel Alberta \n \nAnne Taylor\, Executive Coach & Independent Director: Group 1 Automotive\, Southwestern Energy\, Whiting Petroleum\, Conway MacKenzie \nModerator: \n \nMeesha Rosa\, Vice President\, Corporate Board Services
URL:https://www.catalyst.org/event/linkedin-live-our-path-to-the-boardroom/
CATEGORIES:Virtual Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20210614T130000
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SUMMARY:Intersectionality: Creating Workplaces that Work for All Women
DESCRIPTION:15:00 – 16:00 Gulf Standard Time (GST) \nFor employees to thrive within their workplace\, they must feel psychologically safe or comfortable bringing their full authentic self without fear of being mistreated or penalized for making mistakes. People are a combination of their gender\, race\, nationality\, age\, ability and sexual orientation\, and it is the combination of these\, that informs their perspectives and experiences. When companies fail to acknowledge intersectional identities in the workplace\, they dismiss a part of a person’s identity\, which informs their experiences. \nCatalyst’s research found that 90% of women of colour or women from underrepresented racial or ethnic groups want to be leaders with influence\, hold intellectually stimulating jobs and advance to higher positions\, yet almost 60% said they experienced an “emotional tax” in the workplace. This means they are ‘on guard’\, bracing themselves for potential acts of bias or discrimination. People across intersections of race\, ethnicity\, gender\, and other aspects of identity are also vulnerable to these risks. \nJoin us for a conversation about intersectionality and the impacts of Emotional Tax with Rukmini Iyer from Inclusion Partners and Rikia Birindelli-Fayne from Catalyst. During this session\, you will expand your awareness and we will discuss strategies to bring an intersectional lens to workplace policies and practices. \nWe invite HR leaders\, diversity and inclusion practitioners\, and champions of inclusion from other parts of your business. Registration is complimentary but mandatory. \nInclusion Partners and Catalyst have partnered to bring relevant and timely diversity\, equity and inclusion resources to companies across the Middle East.
URL:https://www.catalyst.org/event/intersectionality-creating-workplaces-that-work-for-all-women/
CATEGORIES:Virtual Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210615T130000
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SUMMARY:MARC Leadership Learning Series - Virtual Global
DESCRIPTION:Join us to take the next steps in becoming a gender equity advocate\nMARC Leadership Learning Series is an immersive and interactive virtual learning program for senior leaders that inspires participants to deepen understanding\, enhance gender partnership and inclusive leadership skills\, and promote advocacy for gender equity.  \nThe program is comprised of three-virtual workshops complemented by three self-guided learning modules featuring expert insights from The MARC Summit. Guided by a skilled cross-gender facilitator pair\, participants will examine root causes of gender inequity\, self-reflect\, and practice skills to proactively challenge exclusionary dynamics and barriers to progress. Discussions will provide participants an opportunity to create personal connections to issues of gender conditioning\, privilege\, healthy masculinity\, and more. Leaders will build commitment and capacity as gender partners and advocates for equity. \nParticipants will explore:  \n\nHow gender dynamics\, roles\, norms\, and social conditioning link to the workplace and leadership.\nHow bias and systemic advantages/privilege impact employees.\nWhat it means to recognize intersectional and multidimensional identities and experiences of “otherness”.\nHow building strong gender partnerships presents a unique responsibility and opportunity for men.\nWhat healthy masculinity means and how it impacts individuals and organizational cultures.\nWhat effective gender partnership is\, why it matters and how to put it into practice.\n\nAudience: \nSenior leaders\, Director level and above. 70% men.  \nAgenda: \nThree 3-hour facilitated workshops and Three 1.5-hour self-guided learning modules.  \nAs this learning series is a single program in three parts\, participants should be prepared to attend all three live sessions of the series. \n\nSession One: June 15th\, 2021 – 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. BST\nSession Two: June 21st\, 2021 – 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. BST\nSession Three: June 29th\, 2021 – 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. BST\n\nThis workshop will include a Global perspective and all are welcome to register. Space is limited so early registration is recommended. Please register by Tuesday\, June 1st\, 2021. To register\, scroll down to the bottom of this page to reserve your ticket. \nFor questions\, please contact the MARC team at MARC@Catalyst.org.
URL:https://www.catalyst.org/event/marc-leadership-learning-series-virtual-europe-global/
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SUMMARY:COMETRY: Beyond the Stigma of Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:COMETRY is an exciting\, energetic new art form that blends performance poetry and stand up comedy into clean\, clever\, observational entertainment. \n  \nThe E.M.O.J.I. program (Expectation\, Meaning\, Observation\, Join\, Invest) focuses on destigmatizing mental health through tough conversations. This program seeks to help others: \n\nRecognize\, respect\, and appreciate emotional and mental differences in others\nGain an understanding of anxiety\, stress\, bipolar disorder\, addiction\, depression\, suicide\, and other mental health issues\nLearn to identify and extract disruptive emotional and mental dialog\nCommunicate your mental health triggers effectively\, using emotional intelligence or EQ\nGive practical tools to help manage mental and emotional stability\nLearn how to create a support network of authentic human connections\nLearn how to emotionally articulate breakdown conversations in times of conflict to achieve breakthroughs\nEmpower employees in shaping an emotional culture by raising awareness around mental health\, thus leaving the legacy of “emotions are emotions…lets talk about them”\n\n  \nWatch a preview or visit their website to learn more about COMETRY and explore additional programs they offer. \nThis LIVE virtual event is 90 minutes long and will not be recorded.  This session is complimentary to Catalyst Supporters only. Registration is mandatory and space is limited. For questions\, please contact CatalystEvents@catalyst.org \nIf you cannot attend this date\, we encourage you to register for the October 13th COMETRY session which will also focus on their E.M.O.J.I. program. \n  \nNote: Please log in to the website with your Catalyst Supporter organization email to access registration. \nWant to stay up to date on Catalyst news and events? Sign up to stay connected. \n  \nSpeakers \n \nAndre Bradford – Director of Show Development \n \nIggy Mwela – Co-Founder \n 
URL:https://www.catalyst.org/event/cometry-beyond-the-stigma-of-mental-health-2/
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SUMMARY:Building Families Inclusively: In conversation with author Alex Johnston
DESCRIPTION:Join to hear from Alex Johnston on her new book ‘Inconceivable – My Life-Altering\, Eye-Opening Journey from Infertility to Motherhood’. The book is a manifesto for change in how we address infertility. The conversation will address inclusive family building\, the roles of individuals\, employers and governments as agents of change\, as well as opportunities for improved health care policies around this critical issue so we better support individuals in building their families. \nThis virtual event is open to all who are interested. Registration is mandatory and space is limited. To register please click the registration button to reserve your spot! \n  \nPurchase Inconceivable with code ALEXCATABOOK during checkout to receive a special discount! \n  \nWant to stay up to date on Catalyst news and events? Sign up to stay connected.
URL:https://www.catalyst.org/event/building-families-inclusively-in-conversation-with-author-alex-johnston/
CATEGORIES:Virtual Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210621T134500
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SUMMARY:Women Automotive Summit
DESCRIPTION:Now in its 3rd year\, the Women Automotive Summit brings together 500+ passionate automotive representatives from 30+ countries who are inspired to change the dynamics of the industry. The event will kick off on the afternoon of the 21st June with success stories from industry leaders\, such as Linda Jackson\, Global CEO\, Peugeot; before a full day of keynotes\, panels\, workshops and networking on June 22nd. You can expect to leave this event with up-to-date knowledge on the latest technologies affecting the industry and insight into current DI&E issues and strategies\, whilst having met and connected with a uniquely motivated group of automotive professionals! \n  \nWho should attend? \nFrom graduate to CEO\, this event welcomes all women (and men) in the automotive industry! \n  \nFeatured Speakers:  \nLinda Jackson\, Global CEO\, PEUGEOT & Member of Top Executive Team\, Stellantis \nJosephine Payne\, President Ford of Romania and Craiova Site Director\, Ford Motor Company \nAngie Gifford\, Vice President of Central Europe\, Facebook \nKylie Jimenez\, Vice President\, People & Innovation\, Toyota Motor Europe \nDörte Schmidt\, Vice President\, Automotive Sector\, Capgemini \nJohn Whalen\, Senior Director\, Diversity\, Equity & Inclusion\, Catalyst Inc. \n  \nView the full schedule and use the code PARTNER10 to receive a  10% discount! \n  \nTicket information:  \n\nJune Summit: €119\nAnnual Pass: €149\n\n  \n  \n#WomenAutomotiveNetwork #WomenAutoSummit #BetterTogether \n  \nJoin Women Automotive Network on LinkedIn \n 
URL:https://www.catalyst.org/event/women-automotive-summit/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210623T110000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: LGBTQ+ in the Workplace: Belonging and Psychological Safety
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will be hosted in the following time zones: \n11:00AM – 12:00PM PST  |  2:00PM – 3:00PM EST  |  7:00PM – 8:00PM GMT \n\nBelongingness is a key element to ensuring someone’s psychological safety at work. This is true for all employees\, but especially true for marginalized groups such as those who identify as members of the LGBTQ+ community. However\, nearly two-thirds (59%) of non-LGBTQ+ employees believe it is “unprofessional” to discuss sexual orientation or gender identity in the workplace. Inclusive leadership begins with recognizing and valuing all aspects of identity. Join us to learn how inclusive leaders can create environments where all employees can thrive. \n  \nWebinar topics\, descriptions\, dates and times are subject to change. For questions\, please contact webinars@catalyst.org. \n  \nWant to stay up to date on Catalyst news and events? Sign up here
URL:https://www.catalyst.org/event/webinar-lgbtq-in-the-workplace-belonging-and-psychological-safety/
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