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As the Antiracist Economist, Kim Crayton is dedicated to building a future that Is Supremacy, Coercion, Discrimination, and Exploitation FREE. Formerly known for #causeascene, she used her platform to call out harm and the facade of inclusion, often advising tech companies that were experiencing “challenges” when it came to ensuring the welcoming and psychological safety of their work environment.
After years of the status quo, Kim has shifted. She is no longer putting out fires and instead is ready to focus her time and efforts on moving forward. Having worked many years as an educator she decided to also become the mentor she wished she’d had. Using her own lived experience to guide her, Kim has been actively working, as an advisor, educator, and mentor, to support the development of businesses that model Profit Without Oppression by sharing knowledge and helping others develop skills in ways that accommodate the masses. In doing so Kim is laying the foundation for a Future that is Hopeful, Authentic, and Strategic in Action…are you in?
Topics
Guiding Principles of Kim’s Economic Theory, Profit Without Oppression Explained
- Tech is not neutral or apolitical.
- Intention without strategy is chaos.
- Lack of inclusion is a risk/crisis management issue.
- Prioritize the most vulnerable.
Understanding Welcoming & Psychologically Safety In The Workplace
- What is professional violence?
- How do you know if it’s impacting you?
Systems Thinking vs. Siloed Thinking: The Critical Pivot
- Kim speaks to the fact in a knowledge economy we MUST migrate to systems thinking.
- Thriving in a knowledge economy.
- Tacit knowledge vs explicit knowledge – understand the difference and foster cultures.
- There’s a difference between information, which turns into knowledge, which turns into wisdom.