This project translates D&I intent into practical workshop design: scenario-based discussions, facilitator structure, and repeatable rollout across regions.
D&I Global Workshop
A scenario-led workshop program to make inclusion conversations concrete, practical, and easier to scale across different teams and cultures.
Background
Policy awareness alone was not enough. Teams needed structured ways to discuss bias and belonging in daily work decisions.
The initiative focused on turning broad D&I topics into realistic workshop moments managers and employees could actually use.
The Question
How can a global D&I program be designed so workshops feel relevant locally while keeping one consistent quality bar across regions?
Method
Workshop Gallery
Representative moments from facilitation, scenario walkthroughs, and cross-team discussion sessions.
Program Snapshot
The program combined a repeatable core format with local adaptation. Each workshop used the same facilitation backbone while examples were adjusted to team context.
Workshop Design
Key Insights
- Scenario-based facilitation improved participation quality compared to policy-only communication.
- Local adaptation mattered, but shared facilitator structure kept consistency across regions.
- Post-session communication was necessary to sustain behavior change beyond the workshop day.
Practical Next Steps
- Add participant feedback rubrics to track workshop quality over cycles.
- Build manager-specific follow-up kits for team-level implementation.
- Connect workshop outcomes to people metrics where appropriate.
D&I Program Design Workshop Facilitation Global Rollout Behavior Change