Dr. Dietra Hawkins is a licensed Clinical Psychologist who has spent nearly two decades helping individuals, communities, and organizations apply research-based approaches to diversity, equity, and inclusion. She suggests an approach called “appreciative inquiry” to facilitate better communication between people with different points of view.
Dialogue Vs. Debate with Dr. Dietra Hawkins
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