EDI Policy Model vs Liberation Model

In this week's podcast explore an EDI policy-model vs liberation model and how workplaces can work towards a liberation model for impact.

Welcome to the 272nd episode of the award-winning Diverse Minds podcast! In this episode, I explore the crucial distinction between models. In particular an EDI policy model vs liberation model.

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In today’s show on EDI Policy Model vs Liberation Model

  • Understanding policy vs liberation models in EDI. [02:15]
  • Why policy models alone don’t create lasting change. [04:30]
  • The limitations of data-driven approaches. [05:40]
  • How liberation models empower communities. [06:15]
  • Practical examples of liberation models in action. [08:55]

Quotes on EDI Policy Model vs Liberation Model

  • We can write the best policies in the world, but often they sit on dusty e-shelves.
  • Humans are pack animals. There is so much strength in numbers and in communities.
  • A policy model might look at the existing structures to mitigate issues and not address the root causes.
  • Liberation models are about delving into and dismantling oppression. Policy models are about making the current system a bit better.
  • If you put a ramp in front of a building, it helps wheelchair users, but it also helps someone with a heavy bag, someone on crutches, and people with prams.

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