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How top organizations are advancing acceptance, fostering equity for working mothers, and addressing biases in the workplace.

Learn from leading organizations who are paving the way for D&I efforts on Long Island, and how your organization can implement these policies, too.

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How Long Island’s Largest Company (by Revenue) Embraces Diversity & Inclusion

Hear from Ann Marie Gothard, VP, Global Corporate Media Relations, as she details how Henry Schein planned and implemented the programs that contribute to their corporate culture and dedication to acceptance, diversity and inclusion.

Juggling a Career and Motherhood: Employer Strategies for Success

Working mothers account for nearly one-third of the workforce; however, many working moms have left their jobs since the start of the pandemic and those who remain face enormous challenges.

Listen as Kara Alaimo, Ph.D and Associate Professor at Hofstra University, discusses simple strategies workplaces can implement to be more equitable and inviting for working mothers. She will also address how organizations can adapt their D&I campaigns for different countries and cultures.

Uncovering Implicit Attitudes and Biases in the Workplace

Did you know that you may have beliefs that you may be unable (or unwilling) to recognize, which may have implications in the workplace? Learn from Martine Hackett from Hofstra University as she discusses Project Implicit’s tests and how to use them. You can take the tests here, and discuss your results in our Q & A portion of the event.

Panel Q & A

Join our speakers for a question and answer period following their talks. Submit your questions to the panelists now or at the event.

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Ann Marie Gothard

Ann Marie Gothard

VP, Global Corporate Media Relations, Henry Schein

Kara Alaimo, Ph.D.

Kara Alaimo

Associate Professor of Public Relations, Hofstra University

Martine Hackett, PH.D., MPH

Martine Hackett

Associate Professor of Population Health, Hofstra University


Tuesday, March 22 from 12:00pm – 1:15pm
Members: $10, Non-Members: $15, Students: $5

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