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Systems Built for Practitioners by A Practioner

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I built the resources I wish I had.

I’ve been in your shoes. You just want to do something that should be simple: create an environment where it’s easy for people to show up authentically, feel like they belong, do their work, and have equal access and equitable opportunities to grow. It shouldn’t be so damn hard to do right? But it was for me, and I set out to create a better way.
I’ve felt the pressure without the necessary resources, time, or team to create lasting DEI solutions. I’ve faced disappointed team members, navigated the chaos of not having a strategy, and hired expensive consultants with no real impact—I’ve experienced it all. This challenging journey inspired me to create Diversiology—the support system I wished for. I built the resources I wish I had because I understand your struggles, and I’m dedicated to helping DEI practitioners like you, especially those with constrained resources, overcome these obstacles.
We change the world, one story, one conversation, one action at a time.” I’ve built Diversiology so we can change the world together.
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Rocki Howard

Founder/Chief Diversiologist

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What is Diversiology?

Diversiology is the systematic study and active pursuit of embedding diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) into every aspect of an organization. Committed to continuous learning, it supports the multiple dimensions of diversity while empowering individuals to bring their authentic selves to work.
By aligning human imperatives with business goals, Diversiology turns DEI intentions into practical, actionable, and sustainable strategies. Our goal: to build inclusive, high-performing cultures where everyone feels valued, supported, and empowered to succeed.

What is a Diversiologist?

A Diversiologist is committed to:
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Our Core Beliefs

At Diversiology, we believe deeply in the transformative power of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) principles. These core beliefs guide our mission to create inclusive, high-performing workplaces where everyone can thrive:

What People Are Saying about Working with Our Founder

Impactful Results

These statistics support the tangible benefits of implementing robust DEI initiatives, from improving employee engagement and retention to driving innovation and minimizing legal risks. By focusing on these areas, DEI practitioners can maximize their impact and contribute significantly to their organization’s success.
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Increased Innovation and Growth

Embracing diverse perspectives fosters creativity and drives growth. Research by Deloitte shows that inclusive teams are 1.7 times more likely to be innovative leaders in their market (Inclusio).

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Strengthened Company Reputation

A strong DEI commitment enhances a company's reputation, attracting top talent and new opportunities. McKinsey reports that companies with diverse executive teams are 33% more likely to outperform their peers on profitability (Loeb Leadership).

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Minimized Legal Risks

Effective DEI practices help avoid lawsuits and compliance issues, providing peace of mind. A study highlighted that diversity and inclusion initiatives can lead to a safer and more secure workplace, reducing the risk of legal issues (People Matters).

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Greater Productivity

Inclusive workplaces lead to motivated employees, boosting productivity and efficiency. According to a Deloitte study, inclusive companies report higher employee performance, with engaged employees being 21% more productive (Inclusio).