As we enter the holiday season, many of our colleagues are celebrating or observing holy days, festivals and observances. On this replay of Just One Q, Brian Carwana reminds us that focusing on our religious literacy and being intentional about incorporating religious inclusion in DEI efforts is essential to creating a welcoming space where religious and spiritual people can bring their whole selves to work.
Dr. Brian Carwana is the Executive Director of Encounter World Religions. For more than two decades Brian has taught religious literacy programs from a non-sectarian perspective, helping organizations and their staff open the door to meaningful conversations, and build those crucial relationships with authenticity and sensitivity.
Brian has consulted and worked with North American organizations in major sectors including health care, police services, municipal governments, and technology. Under his leadership, Encounter’s programs have reached over 200,000 people and the Centre was recognized as a Gift of Service to the World by the Parliament of World Religions.
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