Remote DEI Toolkit
White supremacy culture, as defined by Tema Okun (Dismantling Racism Works), can be mirrored and perpetuated in remote environments. In order to mitigate white supremacy culture in virtual work, The Remote DEI Toolkit creates a crosswalk and resources to explore the intersections of both sets of practices.
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