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Belonging Isn't a Buzzword: Real Inclusion When Policy Support Disappears

As formal DEI infrastructure is scaled back or eliminated at many organizations, employees are left asking whether belonging was ever more than a slide in an onboarding deck. This panel examines what genuine inclusion looks like when it's no longer backed by policy, budget, or a dedicated team — and what employees can realistically expect from their workplace, and each other, going forward.

Learning objectives: Participants will be able to:

  1. Differentiate between performative inclusion initiatives and structural, felt belonging.

  2. Recognize warning signs that a company's inclusion commitment was surface-level.

  3. Identify grassroots and peer-driven ways to sustain community when formal programs are cut.

  4. Evaluate how to advocate for themselves in a workplace with reduced institutional support.

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