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What’s your story -- and how can we honor it in the workplace? Religion@Work, a podcast from Tri-Faith Initiative, brings together diverse voices to share stories and discussion on the intersections of religion, faith, and spirituality in our work lives. Join Tri-Faith Deputy Director Erik Servellon as he interviews diversity, equity, and inclusion experts, scholars, and workers from a range of industries. They’ll talk about how we can better integrate religious diversity into the workplace by bringing our whole selves to work. - - - Inspired by the faith of Jewish, Christian, and Muslim communities, Tri-Faith Initiative cultivates inclusive environments to advance interfaith relationships and understanding. Learn more at trifaith.org Follow us: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube
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Wednesday Jun 02, 2021
"Religious Other Inclusion (ROI)" with Jeremy Fricke
Wednesday Jun 02, 2021
Wednesday Jun 02, 2021
Featuring Jeremy Fricke, Education Director, Tri-Faith Initiative
Erik expands on his conversation with Wendy by inviting Jeremy Fricke to dive deeper into Religious Other Inclusion (ROI). Jeremy shares the practical knowledge that every employer should have about religion in the workplace, including legal basics, influence on employee morale, and examples of what (not) to do. He also reflects on how his personal investment in ROI has developed over time, and why his research has convinced him that this is an essential dimension of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) work.
Jeremy Fricke is the Education Director of Tri-Faith Initiative. A Fremont, Nebraska native, he received his B.S. in Business Administration/Human Resources from Wayne State College, followed by an M.A. in Religious Studies from the University of Iowa. As Education Director, Jeremy has led, taught, and developed a variety of educational programs and curricula. Jeremy also leads workshops and training on religious inclusion in the workplace and schools, and he supports university partnerships in a variety of capacities. Jeremy has received awards and fellowships for his leadership and social advocacy, including the Ron Holt Civic Engagement Award, the Newman Civic Fellowship, and multiple Future Business Leader of America Scholarships. His research interests focus on new religious movements, religion and political life, religion and economics, and combating white nationalism and fundamentalism.
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