Core Cultural Values Development

Strategies and exercises to collectively determine your organization’s values and value statements.

This logo represents the Core Cultural Values Development service. It consists of the letters ‘CVD’ centered within a solid red circle.
This image shows a group of people seated at desks in a classroom setting, appearing to be engaged in a lecture or discussion. A woman in the foreground, with medium skin tone and wearing a red top and a scarf, smiles while looking toward the front of the room. To her right, another woman with a light skin tone, wearing a white shirt and a blue cardigan, holds a cup and also smiles as she listens. The environment suggests a positive and interactive learning atmosphere, with a diverse group of participants seated at desks with notepads, laptops, and coffee cups.
This image shows Keryl McCord, a woman with medium brown skin and short curly gray hair, leading a group discussion in a classroom setting. She stands near a flip chart, gesturing as she speaks, while seated participants listen attentively. The group is seated around long tables, with notepads, cups, and water bottles visible. One participant in the foreground, seated in a wheelchair, faces the front of the room. The atmosphere suggests an interactive workshop or presentation.

Our Core Cultural Values Development service is frequently requested as a follow-up to the Learning Lab, but can also be used alone or in combination with what you’re already using.

Please contact us to determine what would work best for you.

Organizational transformation can happen only when the individuals in your team feel connected by a shared set of core values. A significant part of our work is focused on creating connections between and among people, and especially among the co-workers with whom we spend the majority of our working lives.

Radical EQ helps your organization define, refine, and develop the shared values necessary for healthy work places that are also spaces of welcome and belonging.

This image shows a woman with medium brown skin and braided hair standing in front of a group, leading a presentation. She is wearing a black and white patterned jacket over a white blouse and appears to be speaking, holding a small note card in her hands. The setting looks like a formal event or conference with tables in the foreground and people seated and listening. The backdrop is a curtain, and the table in front of her has a decorative plant centerpiece.

Our Core Cultural Values Development service is frequently requested as a follow-up to the Learning Lab, but can also be used alone or in combination with what you’re already using.

Please contact us to determine what would work best for you.

“The relevant question is not simply what shall we do tomorrow, but rather what shall we do today in order to get ready for tomorrow.”

Peter Drucker

Black-and-white headshot of Peter Drucker, a notable figure in the field of management theory. He is seen wearing glasses and a formal shirt with a tie, with a background that appears to be softly lit, possibly by natural light through a window. His expression is neutral, and the photo captures him in a candid or conversational moment.

“I am an immigrant who became a U.S. Citizen and a Catholic white female married to an Asian who has biracial children. I have been trying to understand racism in America. It is the first time everything makes sense to me. Thank you!”

Headshot of Grace Lee Boggs

Dismantling Racism Learning Lab Participant

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Training Video

Keryl McCord sitting on a stage in front of an audience, giving a presentation. On the large screen behind her is a slide titled ‘Genesis of Race and Racism in the New World,’ featuring a historic painting of settlers traveling across a landscape with covered wagons and trains. Keryl, who has light gray hair, is seated with a microphone, and the audience is seated in rows of chairs, attentively watching the presentation. The setting appears to be a lecture hall or theater, and the overall atmosphere is academic and educational, focusing on historical themes related to race and racism.

Want to learn more?

Get a taste of the Learning Lab experience with this in-depth exploration of the origins of racism and classism, going back over 500 years.

Explore “The Genesis of Race and Racism in the New World”

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