Decolonizing the Workplace | Toni Lowe | TEDxFrisco [Video]

Toni is unapologetically on a mission to decolonize the workplace and this is your personal invitation to challenge and dismantle the deeply ingrained systems of oppression that persist within our places of employment, communities, and even within ourselves. Toni, an esteemed advocate for social justice and equality, shares her wealth of knowledge and personal experiences, shedding light on the pervasive impact of colonization on our workplaces. She unveils the hidden biases, power dynamics, and cultural barriers that hinder progress and perpetuate inequality. Prepare to be inspired as Toni presents tangible strategies and actionable steps for creating inclusive, equitable work environments. This TEDx talk will challenge your assumptions and provide a roadmap for personal growth and collective action. Discover the importance of self-reflection and unlearning ingrained colonial mindsets to become an agent of change within your own sphere of influence. Together, let us embrace the power of transformation and work towards a future free from the shackles of colonial influence. Toni Howard Lowe is a global diversity equity & inclusion and human resource executive practitioner with 20+ years of innovative, transformational leadership experience supporting Fortune 100 and world-class companies. Toni is seen as an advisor to CEOs, executive teams, and boards of directors on workplace culture, diversity, organizational change, and talent strategies. Because of her years of championing diverse professionals, she has been an invited lecturer, panelist, instructor, and workshop facilitator on issues of equity, Inclusion, and diversity at multiple institutions of higher education, corporations, and professional organizations. Toni’s LinkedIn courses on the topics of DE&I have garnered more than half a million learners globally. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx