


Discrimination in the workplace can be exhibited through overt actions or more subtle microaggressions from management or coworkers. No matter how it’s packaged, discrimination is unacceptable in all its forms and should be appropriately addressed.
Annie Brown, Head of Diversity,...
Discrimination in the workplace can be exhibited through overt actions or more subtle microaggressions from management or coworkers. No matter how it’s packaged, discrimination is unacceptable in all its forms and should be appropriately addressed.
Annie Brown, Head of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging at GoTo, knows it’s not always easy to come forward with claims of discrimination, but it’s likely that nothing will change if you don’t take action. That’s why she’ll be joining us to share tips on how to handle discrimination at work. From managing microaggressions to employee rights and conversations with HR, you’ll learn how to protect yourself, and others, to foster a more inclusive work environment.
In this chat, you’ll learn:
Annie Brown is Head of Global Diversity Equity & Inclusion at GoTo.
She brings over 32 years of experience in the field of HR. Annie began her career working in employment law firms helping to investigate claims of discrimination and harassment, delivering prevention training, and conducting trial preparation.
She brings a unique perspective as an employee who has faced discrimination, an HR professional who has worked to prevent these situations and expertise on the realities of how these claims move through the legal system.
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