Inclusion and intercultural approach
How to reap the benefit of diversity and differences
Is your workplace heterogeneous and protects diversity? Or a homogeneous workplace with a need to challenge attitudes and prejudices? Or maybe a workplace that is looking for alternatives to theoretical plans in your diversity work?
about tre service
TILLT offers your leaders and employees practical training in cooperative ability as well as handling the differences and cultural clashes that diversity challenges us with. Together we explore, challenge and test attitudes about diversity. We work with responsiveness where openness to each other's differences gives new insights.
The purpose is to strengthen your ability to cooperate and thus bring home the value of differences and diversity.
why?
Today's society is characterized by diversity and interculturalism, which requires radically new ways of thinking, collaborating and acting. Workplaces' internal cultures need to be complemented by conscious working methods where diversity is utilized and where inclusion and collaboration instead of competition is the model. TILLT helps you create social innovation through our artist-driven processes.
this is how we work
Under the guidance of an artist and a process manager from TILLT, you are guided in a creative and analytical process. The artist leads in an amusing and playful way exploratory and reflective exercises where we together have a dialogue that illuminates, clarifies and develops current issues.
result
In concrete terms, the process leads to managers and employees becoming better at collaborating and highlighting each other's differences in order to perform better together. In the wake of this, the response culture within the organization is developed both internally and externally.
The focus is on the individuals in the process rather than on roles and function.
Working with artists and creative approaches is a well-proven way of challenging attitudes, working with attitudes and instilling courage to try new mindsets for individuals and groups.
this is how the process goes
1. Introduction
- Introduction with artist at the current workplace
- Needs analysis is done with the client, key people in the organization, artist and process manager
- Project group and participant group are added
2. Handlingsplan
- Action plan is drawn up based on needs analysis in collaboration with project group, artist and process manager
- Kick Off and presentation of action plan
- 4 times / month for 6 months process with participant group, artist and process manager
4. Evaluation of process and results
- The evaluation is led by the process manager
5. Future plans are created as well as dissemination of results
- Future plans are created by the participant group, artist and process leader
- The results can be disseminated at TILLT's lunch seminar, etc.
For more information on the inclusion and intercultural approach, please contact Maria Mebius-Schröder.