In the dynamic landscape of DEI (diversity,equity, and inclusion) training, choosing the right provider is crucial. This comparison delves into the training offerings of Diversio and Culture Ally, showcasing why Diversio is the superior choice for comprehensive and advanced DEI training solutions.
Features
Diversio
Culture Ally's
2SLGBTQI+ Inclusion
Anti-Racism
Asian Allyship
Being an Ally to Racialized People
Black Allyship
Building Psychologically Safer Workplaces
Change Management
DEI 101: Allyship in the Workplace
DEI Data Analysis
DEI Fundamentals
Gender Diversity in the Workplace
History of Racism & Colonialism in Canada
Including Persons with Disabilities
Inclusive Communications
Inclusive Investment
Inclusive Leadership 1.0: Six Signature Traits
Inclusive Leadership 2.0: Advocating in a Time of Change
Inclusive Leadership 2.0: Advocating in a Time of Change
Inclusive Recruitment
Indigenous Inclusion 1.0: Reconciliation in Action
Diversio offers a vast array of training programs that not only cover foundational DEI topics but also delve deeply into advanced and specialized areas. This makes Diversio suitable for organizations at any stage of their DEI journey.
Culture Ally provides a comprehensive selection of foundational and observance-based training, with a focus on inclusivity for everyone and leadership.
Specialized training
Diversio excels with specialized training such as Indigenous Inclusion (three levels), Inclusive Investment, and specific allyship training for different groups (e.g., Black Allyship, Asian Allyship).
Culture Ally covers essential topics but lacks the depth and specificity seen in Diversio’s offerings. Their training focuses more on broad, foundational subjects.
Mental health focus
Diversio includes comprehensive mental health training with modules like Mental Health Allyship and Understanding Episodic Disabilities, providing a holistic approach to mental well-being.
Culture Ally offers Mental Health Awareness and Burnout Prevention, which are valuable but not as extensive.
Advanced leadership training
Diversio provides advanced leadership programs such as Inclusive Leadership 2.0: Advocating in a Time of Change and Indigenous Inclusion 3.0: From Intention to Action, supporting leaders in driving DEI initiatives forward.
Culture Ally includes DEI for Leaders and Inclusive Leadership but does not offer the same level of advanced, progressive leadership training.
Intersectionality and inclusivity
Diversio places a strong emphasis on intersectionality with courses like Intersections of Race & Other Identities and Managing Microaggressions.
Culture Ally has fewer courses addressing the intersectional aspects of DEI, focusing more on foundational inclusivity and awareness.
Observance-based training
Culture Ally excels in providing observance-based training modules, covering a wide range of cultural and heritage observances, which is an area where Diversio can expand further.
Conclusion
Both Diversio and Culture Ally offer valuable DEI training, but Diversio stands out for its comprehensive, advanced, and specialized programs. Diversio’s extensive range of courses ensures that all aspects of diversity, equity, and inclusion are thoroughly addressed, making it the ideal choice for organizations looking to deepen their DEI commitment.
Choose Diversio for an unparalleled, in-depth DEI training experience tailored to meet the unique needs of your organization.
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