Inclusion Canvas

Inclusion is about the degree to which all team members feel that they are part of the team (belongingness) and that they can be their authentic self (uniqueness).

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Inclusion is much more than just tolerating someone. Inclusion is about the degree to which all team members feel that they are part of the team (belongingness) and that they can be their authentic self (uniqueness).

Use this reflection canvas to observe your current situation and to think about what you can do concretely to be even more inclusive.

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Inclusion is much more than just tolerating someone. Inclusion is about the degree to which all team members feel that they are part of the team (belongingness) and that they can be their authentic self (uniqueness).

Use this reflection canvas to observe your current situation and to think about what you can do concretely to be even more inclusive.

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