Many women of color face multiple challenges at work due to toxic work environments. This results in many individuals not being as productive and resourceful as they could and would be, if they were treated well and felt valued and appreciated. Ebony Little discusses what women of color can do to be proactive in creating meaning in their work and influence change in hostile work environments. Ebony is the Program Director the National Association of African American Insurance Association (NAAIA). A self-proclaimed “army brat,” Ebony has lived in Germany and Florida. Currently she makes Fort Lauderdale, Florida, her home.
Resources:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ebonynlittle/
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