Hiring Resources

Inclusive Hiring Training

Learn how social, cultural, and racial identity and bias play out in hiring; how to identify your own biases that may impact hiring; tools to debias the hiring process; and how to develop an action plan for mitigating bias in hiring practices in this asynchronous, self-paced, online course. $549 per person, or group discounts available for companies enrolling 5 or more people.  Enroll here.

Blog: 3 Reasons to include salary information on your job descriptions

t’s time for us to think differently about salary transparency and pay equity.  Here’s why:

• Without an intentional approach to salary equity and transparency, your pay structure is almost certainly perpetuating racial inequity in your workplace.

• Salary negotiations and anchoring on previous salary perpetuate systemic inequities.

• Including salary information strengthens the candidate experience.

Check out the full blog post here. 

Applicant Tracking Systems

Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) can make a huge difference in being able to manage and communicate with candidates, and help hiring managers stay informed and organized. 

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One of our favorite ATS', Lever is focused on helping you build relationships with candidates. The interface is simple to navigate, allows you to build out all of your candidate communication keeping candidates informed at every stage of the process, collaborate with your hiring team, and track important metrics like where you might be losing diverse candidates in the process, which can help you assess and adjust your processes. If you're interested in learning more about Lever, sign up for a demo here, and let them know we sent you! 

Need some expert advice? 

Looking for a thought partner or coach to help you build, or reimagine, a more liberatory hiring process? 

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Now you can set up a 30-minute or 60-minute "power hour" call with our team to get feedback, bounce ideas, and/or tap into support from experts who can help you overcome barriers or stumbling blocks. 

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Sign up here. 

Support Our Work

We are invested in supporting organizations like yours to infuse liberatory practices so everyone can thrive. To that end, we love sharing resoures with you, even the free ones! If you have benefited from these resources, we welcome you to share how they've benefited you and/or say thank you with a coffee! 

Blog: Why you should consider sharing interview questions with candidates

When we're working with organizations on their hiring practices, one recommendation we often make is to share their interview questions with candidates in advance of the interview day. What often comes next is the question “Isn’t that cheating?, or the hesitant “Yes, but I don’t think my company will go for it.” As more and more companies look to diversify their talent pools and create intentional and equitable hiring practices, many talent leaders are struggling to get buy-in on this particular approach. Here’s what we'd offer those of you who have the potential to make this change in your organization.

Read the full blog here. 

Making Liberation Work in Hiring

We've received lots of interest in how to create and support more liberatory work environments, and we're excited to launch a series that will dive deeper into each area of the employee life cycle.

Our first session will be a 90-minute mini-course on Making Liberation Work in Hiring, where we'll be sharing more about how inequity shows up in hiring, and how to use our framework for change to address and eliminate inequities.

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• What: 90 minute Mini-Course on Liberatory Practices in Hiring

• When: Wed., June 28 at 11am central

• Price: Based on the sliding scale below. We encourage you to take both income and wealth into consideration. Additionally, we encourage you to take your relative racial privilege and/or marginalization into account when choosing your rate.

  • $229 Redistributive Pricing - Registration at this rate covers your participation and supports others to attend. 

  • $189 Full Rate - Registration at this rate covers your participation. 

  • $159 Solidarity Rate - This is a subsidized rate for individuals and organizations who would benefit from a reduced rate based on their wealth, income, and identity. 

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Not able to make it, but still want to learn? Register today for access to the session materials and recording.