Page Title: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at RAND | RAND

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Page Description: At RAND, we strive to cultivate a community that embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion as central to our culture, our values of quality and objectivity, and our mission to serve the public interest.

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Page Text: >DEI at RAND Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at RAND At RAND, we strive to cultivate a community that embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion as central to our culture, our values of quality and objectivity, and our mission to serve the public interest. Photos by Diane Baldwin/RAND Corporation. Design by Haley Okuley/RAND Corporation. Our focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion is about cultivating an environment in which all voices, experiences, and perspectives are sought and valued—for the ways they advance our mission and impact, foster creativity and innovation, and enable each of us to work together, grow, and thrive. Michael D. Rich Read a message from Michael Our Vision and Goals Advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion must be an essential part of RAND's continual growth and evolution. When we act on this commitment, we support our people in doing their best work, attract new talent to the field of policy analysis, strengthen our research and impact, and amplify our ability to serve the public good. For us, DEI is not a set of initiatives that are launched and retired. It's an ongoing, deliberative practice of questioning and improvement. We're committed to building and sustaining a culture that integrates DEI principles into our everyday operations and engagements. As we work to drive greater diversity, equity, and inclusion across RAND, we're focused on three key areas: Fostering Culture and Community Belonging is empowering. RAND strives to foster an environment where people can be themselves, find camaraderie, learn, and grow. We're committed to cultivating an environment that is welcoming and supportive. Learn more Growing Diverse and Inclusive Teams We're working to make RAND's staff more diverse by enhancing our recruitment and hiring strategies; our programs for mentorship, training, and advancement; and our outreach to individuals from underrepresented groups. Learn more Advancing Equity Through Research Bringing a DEI lens to our research has become an explicit focus at RAND. We're incorporating DEI considerations into research design, project teams, and outreach. And we're investing in research that seeks solutions to societal inequities of all kinds. Learn more RAND Is on a Journey We've been rethinking and refreshing our efforts to strengthen diversity, equity, and inclusion at RAND. We don't have all the answers, but we're listening to each other and to people affected by our work. We're following the data and research on effective strategies where it exists—and helping fill gaps where it doesn’t. Most importantly, we're taking action to move our DEI goals forward. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Champions at RAND They inspire staff engagement, raise cultural awareness, expand allyship networks, and help us be accountable to progress. DEI champions at RAND are motivating change. Staff Advisory Council on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion The Staff Advisory Council on DEI provides input to programs and activities, shares ideas and feedback with RAND leadership, and keeps colleagues informed and motivated around DEI plans and initiatives. Members reflect a range of roles, tenure, perspectives, experiences, and locations. Working on the Staff Advisory Council with a diverse, committed group of people, many of whom I don't regularly work with, has reinforced my commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and to RAND. Being a part of the Council has made me a DEI leader in my own department and a voice for people who sometimes go unheard. Lucy Denny-Gardner Senior Manager, Conference Services / Member, Staff Advisory Council on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) Our ERGs are employee-led communities that facilitate connection among colleagues; partner with RAND to advance diversity, equity, and inclusion; and help uplift cultural awareness and insight throughout the organization. Our employee resource groups are a dynamic and vibrant part of our culture. They are a great way to get involved in supporting inclusion at RAND and celebrating diversity. Heon Hahm Director of Talent Development and Diversity RAND Center to Advance Racial Equity Policy RAND's Center to Advance Racial Equity Policy develops approaches to build racial equity in policies and systems for the future. The center focuses on methods and action, dialogue and change, and preparing policy leaders to effectively address racial equity. Learn more We are at a critical point in history, where enacting real policy change is not only important, but a central part of creating an equitable society for all. I believe combining RAND's history of rigorous research with racial equity studies positions us to be leaders in public policy conversations in this arena. Rhianna Rogers Source: Q&A with Rhianna Rogers Join Us in Shaping the Future of RAND Our creative environment thrives on new ideas and spirited debate. We're looking for talented individuals with unique backgrounds, work experiences, and outlooks.

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