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What’s the biggest threat to an Inclusion Culture in the workplace? It has stopped workers from: • Sharing a different version of the truth • Taking on a stretch assignments • Clarifying misunderstandings • Disagreeing with decisions • Speaking up for others • Volunteering to help • Calling out risks The greatest threat to a thriving workplace culture? Not feeling safe. We’re not talking about physical safety (though that’s vital). This is about psychological safety—where workers feel safe to take risks and express themselves without fear of negative consequences. Yet, all too often, we instinctively avoid discomfort for the sake of harmony by: • Looking the other way • Keeping thoughts to ourselves • Sticking to what (or who) we know • Standing firmly in the middle to avoid rocking the boat The worst part? These actions are like frostbite nipping away at psychological safety, and preventing your Inclusion Culture from blooming. = = = This is where Inclusion Theatre comes in. Our experiential theatre programme embraces the discomfort needed to explore Inclusion Culture deeply—but in a safe, immersive environment. Through professional actors, you’ll experience scenes that challenge your comfort zone. Maybe you’ll shift in your seat or nervously laugh. But with our expert facilitators, you’ll unpack these moments—examining beliefs, biases, and perspectives—all in a low-stakes, high-impact way. The result? You’ll leave with fresh insights to bring back to your workplace, expanding a culture where people feel they belong. If you’d like to bring Inclusion Theatre to your organisation, let’s start the conversation by contacting Orla@careervision.ie #InclusionTheatre #Inclusion #KennedyInsights #CareerVision #TheatreAtWork

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