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Reconstructing DEI by Lily Zheng
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Nov 14, 2023 | ISBN 9781523006069

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“Look no further than Lily Zheng’s Reconstructing DEI to get to the heart of transformational action. To move from good intentions to long-lasting change. To go from deconstructing exclusionary workplaces to reconstructing cultures of belonging. Everyone needs this book!”
—Ruchika Tulshyan, bestselling author of Inclusion on Purpose
 
“Jam-packed with tactics and tools, Reconstructing DEI is the single-source field guide to implementing evidence-based DEI practices in any organization. Lily Zheng masterfully assembles the salient elements of DEI work for anyone serious about creating a more equitable workplace—including senior leaders, practitioners, middle managers, and employee resource groups—so they can overcome common hurdles and achieve early wins.”
—David G. Smith, PhD and W. Brad Johnson, PhD, coauthors of Good Guys and Athena Rising
 
Reconstructing DEI is a comprehensive, no-nonsense workbook for impacting change. It’s a step-by-step guide on making organizational DEI goals a reality, without losing yourself in the process. Much like its companion book, Reconstructing DEI is a must-have guide and reference.”
—Alexis Robertson, Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Foley & Lardner LLP
 
Reconstructing DEI is the book I wish I had ten years ago and last week all at the same time. Zheng breaks down a dizzying array of the fundamental skills and modes of analysis that determine success in DEI in a way that’s clear and approachable. It should be required reading for all advocates and practitioners.”
—Aubrey Blanche, CEO, The Mathpath, and Senior Director of People Operations, CultureAmp
 
Reconstructing DEI is an essential guide for those committed to building equitable organizations. Zheng, with their usual deep wisdom and sharp insights, walks us through how to develop the skills and self-awareness we need to get the important work done.”
—Amy Gallo, author of Getting Along

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