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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Communications: the Communicator's Role in DEI

Make the world sit up and pay attention

when you talk. For all the right reasons. 


Leading your company through DEI and social justice messaging requires guts. Communicators and aspiring leaders know that Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) is not a department, or a fancy title. You don’t need a degree to take action. You need language, and a league of supporters. 


Communicators can lead DEI transformations by truly understanding DEI work and changing the narrative around DEI to engage leaders and employees and build back trust and reputation for your brand.


Though never done before, Communicating Consciously is the only way forward. 

Words can hurt or they can heal. Visibility drives accountability. And the team at Kim Clark Communications has your back. 

Schedule a free 15 minute strategic consultation with Kim

Most popular Speaker, TraininG, & consulting topics

Moving from Unconscious Bias to Conscious Communications

  • Understand the impact our unconscious bias has on our communications
  • What inclusive language is (and isn't)
  • Visual representation without tokenizing
  • Embed DEI into our communications process


Communicating with DEPTH: DEI and Social Justice messaging

  • Learn The DEPTH Model from Kim & Janet's book
  • What is allyship in communications
  • What being performative looks like and its impact
  • What is 'majority coding' in communications and how to fix it
  • How to shift to meaningful communications 

Getting Beyond the Fear of Saying the Wrong Thing: Inclusive Communications and The DEI Lens

  • How to unfreeze from "I don't want to say the wrong thing"
  • What microaggressions look like in communications and their impact on psychological safety & mental wellness
  • What to do when you say or hear a microaggression
  • How to apologize sincerely
  • The DEI lens on communications

Ask Kim Anything DEI Communications Meetup

Join Kim each month to ask her anything about DEI communications. 

Bring your questions or send them when you register free.

Register

The Conscious Communicator Book Club and Community

We come together monthly to deep-dive into the book Kim co-authored, The Conscious Communicator and put The DEPTH Model to work for you. 


Many of us are on our own in our organizations trying to embed DEI into our role as communicators and content creators. Not anymore. 

Join the club

Get the Amazon Best-Selling book

Book cover for The Conscious Communicator: The fine art of not saying stupid sh*t by Kim Clark

Once upon a time, companies stayed out of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and social justice situations.


However, DEI touches every part of the organization, from marketing and sales, to operations and technology, and social justice is no longer something that happens ‘out there, somewhere.’


This book helps communicators, leaders, and the organizations they represent answer the why, what, when, and how of planning, messaging, and delivering DEI and social justice subjects. 


In this groundbreaking book, Stovall and Clark introduce The DEPTH Model (TM), a framework and practical tool to help companies craft DEI and social justice communications aligned with their mission, vision, and values – consistently, proactively, and in ways that are powerful rather than performative.

Get a paperback copy signed by Kim

Loral Langemeier: Author, Founder of Integrated Wealth Systems, featured in The Secret

"It's not easy writing a book about something that can change the world when there is a system in place today that keeps you from doing that. Seeing these two women step up and speak up to help companies stop saying stupid sh*t is phenomenal.


Read this book if you are a leader of a big, middle, or small-sized company, and pay attention to stay in integrity to your core vision and principles and communicate them in depth. Your business revenue and results will thank you for it."

Gael Adams-Burton: Global Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Communications Manager

"It can be very rewarding to work in DEI communications for a global company and, at times, completely overwhelming. There’s so much to consider, learn and do, and sometimes we just need to take a step back and reflect on the work we’re doing, remind ourselves why we’re doing it, and think about how we can do it better.


This book provides so many opportunities to do just that, it’s a must-read for all DEI communicators and has given me even more motivation to keep pushing for more!”

Anita Ford Saunders, APR: PRSA Diversity & Inclusion Committee

"The Conscious Communicator: The fine art of not saying stupid sh*t is your wakeup and clarion call that communications through an equity and social justice lens are achievable.


The Conscious Communicator will teach you how to stay away from the sheltered areas and color outside the lines to get a clear picture of the possibilities. It’s more than a road map. It gives permission to look inside yourself and that of your organization and say, DE&I is more than a 'special interest.'"

Elizabeth Bunney: President, IABC, Edmonton Chapter

“This is the book that all communications professionals need right now. Navigating the world of DEI in your organization is not for the faint of heart. 


As internal and external communicators, you are often looked to for what to say and when to say it when it comes to social justice issues. As the conscience of the organization, having a resource like Janet and Kim’s book at your fingertips can help provide the confidence to back those decisions up. 10/10 would recommend this to any communicator!” 

Imma Folch-Lázaro: Worldcom PR Group EMEA Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Chair

“This book reminds all of us who are privileged to work in communications that we have the responsibility to unleash the power of words and images as drivers to a more diverse, inclusive and accessible organization. Kim and Janet not only challenge our minds and thoughts, but they give us a methodology to put our work into action. The Conscious Communicator is a ground-breaking book that will help us transform organizations into actors of a most needed social change.”

events coming up

March 2023

  • March 31st: Book Club and Community

April 2023

  • April 4th: Ask Me Anything Meetup
  • April 28th: Book Club and Community
  • Dallas, TX
  • Portland, OR

May 2023

  • May 2: Ask Me Anything Meetup
  • May 26: Book Club and Community
  • Tampa, FL

June 2023

  • June 6: Ask Me Anything Meetup
  • June 30: Book Club and Community
  • Toronto and Ottawa, Canada: IABC World Conference
  • Nashville, TN

July 2023

  • July 5: Ask Me Anything Meetup
  • July 28: Book Club and Community
  • Nashville, TN

August 2023

  • Aug 8: Ask Me Anything Meetup
  • Aug 25: Book Club and Community
  • Denver, CO

September 2023

  • Sept 5: Ask Me Anything Meetup
  • Sept 29: Book Club and Community
  • Barcelona and Madrid, Spain

October 2023

  • Oct 3: Ask Me Anything Meetup
  • Oct 27: Book Club and Community
  • Reno, NV

November 2023

  • Nov 7: Ask Me Anything Meetup
  • Nov 17: Book Club and Community

December 2023

  • Dec 5: Ask Me Anything Meetup
  • Dec 15: Book Club and Community

"Language leads to behavior." - Kim Clark

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