Good Comms | Communication for good

— Create a sense of belonging in your team through inclusive

leadership communication.

BELONG for inclusive leaders

In today’s diverse and rapidly changing world, inclusive leadership is more critical than ever. ‘BELONG for inclusive leaders’ is designed for leaders, managers, and decision-makers who aspire to create environments where every voice is valued and everyone belongs.

This embraces the BELONG framework—Brave space, Emotional agility, Listening, “Our” (Inclusive Language), Noticing, and Good at repair — that can not only enhance your leadership but also improve team performance, innovation, and overall organizational success.

Key components

  • The power of inclusive leadership. Understand the key principles and benefits of inclusive leadership.

  • Belonging and retention. Discover how a sense of belonging directly impacts employee engagement and retention rates.

  • Creating inclusive environments. Learn strategies for building inclusive workplace cultures that promote belonging and diversity using the BELONG framework.

  • Real world case studies. Learn from who has done it and how you can do it yourself.

Become equipped with practical strategies, the BELONG framework, and the knowledge needed to lead inclusively, foster belonging, and drive positive change within your organization.

Join me in shaping a more inclusive and empowering future for your team and organization.

Made for

people managers and team leaders who aspire to be changemakers and role models in creating an inclusive workplace.

How the journey looks like
Benefits

BELONG model for inclusive leaders

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Brave space

We empower leaders to create environments where taking risks and engaging in authentic conversations are the norms. This involves establishing a safe space for open and respectful dialogue on challenging issues.

E

Emotional agility

Coined by Susan David, emotional agility is “being flexible with our thoughts and feelings so that we can respond to everyday situations in an optimal way.” Emotions are neither good or bad, they act as signposts.

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Listening

We focus on cultivating the skill of active listening in leaders. This transcends mere auditory processing to encompass understanding the context, emotions, and the unspoken nuances in communication.

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"Our"

Central to our training is the use of inclusive language. “Our” signifies the importance of language that unites and includes, recognizing the collective contribution and value of all team members.

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Noticing

Leaders are trained to be observant, to be aware of their own biases, team dynamics, and the implications of their decisions; to express gratitude and appreciation. This awareness is crucial for making informed, inclusive choices.

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Good at repair

Leaders are human beings who, even with the best intentions, make mistakes. This part of the model reminds them of the importance of being open to mistakes, acknowledging them and learning from them.

The art of communication is the language of leadership.

– James Humes

What they say

Chared's work on belonging provides evidence that many of the softer aspects of internal comms - like good onboarding and welcoming people - makes a tangible difference in how engaged people feel at work.
ATTENDEE
Belonging at work webinar
It was great to be interviewed by Chared on her research on belonging at work. It was also wonderful to see how she has organized her findings into a useful tool such as the ACES framework.
INTERVIEWEE
Belonging at work research

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