Definition of inclusivity
: the quality or state of being inclusive : inclusiveness
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No knock to brands out there, but people aren’t truly invested in inclusivity.
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During her time as chair, which included three years as co-chair with Stephen Budd, MMF’s membership grew by 35 percent, while a focus on improving inclusivity led to an increase in female, younger and BAME members.
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Make sure your message is about making the workplace more welcoming and more inclusive by changing some of the language being used and increasing awareness of gender-inclusivity among colleagues — including senior leaders.
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Values: Our guiding values are inclusivity, accuracy, empathy, and autonomy.
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The film’s bigness of heart is refreshing, as is its effortless inclusivity.
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Needless to say, the Internet was here for the display of inclusivity that Lena had at the Met Gala and took to social media to sound off on it.
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Thank you for being a model of inclusivity for our community.
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Jordan rallied party faithful on Friday, urging them to get out in their communities and share their message of inclusivity.
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First Known Use of inclusivity
1929
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