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33SAN LEANDRO EQUITY PLANRATIONALE FOR RECOMMENDATION Centering DEIB work within the <br />structure of San Leandro’s organization is key if San Leandro is to effectively ad- <br />vance and sustain DEIB initiatives. Accomplishing DEIB within organizations <br />requires that someone or some group hold the work, which includes promotion <br />and support of a learning culture, implementation of DEIB strategies and actions, <br />monitoring and evaluating success, and accountability. <br />FINDINGS <br />>>Younger staff members do not believe many parts of the City are adequately <br />diverse or sufficiently accountable to their diverse constituency. <br />For the younger cohort, diverse representation is not enough to achieve DEI goals, <br />it needs to be accompanied by greater accountability and transparency to <br />ensure the City is not just checking the DEI box. >>>>>There is uncertainty about what further changes can <br />be made regarding DEIB, or what change looks like. <br />There is a belief among many that despite the evident diversity across personnel <br />ranks, there is no real, genuine commitment to DEI—only empty, symbolic gestures. <br />Some advocate for greater oversight and transparency with the City’s hiring <br />and promotions practices and policies, as well as greater accountability. <br />Some in positions of leadership question how much change is enough to <br />appease the voices who are calling for changes. <br />Among many activists and younger stakeholders, there is no transparency when <br />it comes to city hiring and promotion decisions <br />RECOMMENDATIONS// <br />EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE