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  • The Accessibility Mindset Shift with Dr. Teira Wilson
    In this episode of the ScienceForWork Podcast, our host, Dr. Matt Lampe, is joined by Dr. Teira Wilson. Dr. T shares her journey into the field of digital accessibility, emphasizing its importance in creating inclusive environments. She discusses the difference between compliance and genuine inclusion, the need for a shift in mindset towards accessibility, and the various tools and resources available for organizations. Dr. T also highlights her book on document accessibility and the role of AI in supporting accessibility efforts. The conversation underscores the critical need for awareness and proactive measures in making digital spaces accessible to all.Resources:Dr Teira's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/teira-wilson/Dr Teira's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Hidden-Plain-Sight-Document-Accessibility/dp/B0F7X8Z38FScienceForWork is an independent, non-profit foundation of evidence-based practitioners who want to #MakeWorkBetter. ​https://ScienceForWork.com
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  • Allyship in Action with Dr. Victoria Mattingly
    What if the key to stronger allyship is simply starting with partnership?In this episode of the ScienceForWork Podcast, our host, Dr. Matt Lampe, is joined by organizational psychologist Dr. Victoria Mattingly, who shares why allyship isn’t a title—it’s a behavior. We explore how genuine inclusion occurs through partnership, not saviorism, and why allyship must be fluid, intentional, and collaborative.You’ll hear:Why most allyship efforts overlook the partner side of the equationHow behavior, not identity, defines inclusionThe 3 traits of great allies (and great partners)What organizations can do to make allyship stickDr. Mattingly also shares insights from her upcoming book, which flips the script on how we support one another across differences—and why that reframe matters now more than ever. ResourcesLearn more: mattinglysolutions.comPreorder the book: mattinglysolutions.com/allyshipConnect with Dr. V on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/vpmattinglyScienceForWork is an independent, non-profit foundation of evidence-based practitioners who want to #MakeWorkBetter. ​https://ScienceForWork.com
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  • What Makes DEI Meaningful (Not Performative) with Jaclyn Durant
    What does “belonging” actually look like in a workplace, and why do so many DEI efforts miss the mark?In this episode, our host, Dr. Matt Lampe, is joined by Jaclyn Durant, a psychology student and ScienceForWork intern, to unpack the research behind diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. They explore the difference between meaningful and performative DEI, the science behind tokenism, and why a lack of follow-through creates distrust and burnout.Tune in for a candid and insightful conversation rooted in evidence, lived experience, and practical recommendations.Resources referenced:Camargo (2023), Developing Strategies to Improve the Sense of Belonging and Mitigate TokenismWang et al. (2024), Aligning Employee Health and diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in the workplace: A call for synchronizationBui et al. (2019), The Resilient Organization: A Meta-Analysis of the effect of communication on team diversity and team performanceKey topics include:What tokenism looks like in practiceHow performative DEI undermines trust and mental healthWhy DEI workshops, affinity groups, and leadership accountability matterActionable strategies for creating belongingScienceForWork is an independent, non-profit foundation of evidence-based practitioners who want to #MakeWorkBetter.​https://ScienceForWork.com
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  • Making the Invisible Visible: Unwritten Rules at Work with Dr. Anna Kallschmidt
    What are the hidden rules shaping your workplace?In this episode, our host, Dr. Matt Lampe, is joined by Dr. Anna Kallschmidt. They unpack the unwritten rules of work — the cultural, class-based, and neurodivergence-informed dynamics that quietly shape expectations, performance, and inclusion. They explore how these invisible norms show up, why they matter, and what organizations can do to design clarity and fairness into their systems.Resources:Connect with Dr. Anna on LinkedIn: ​https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-kallschmidt/Follow Dr. Anna on YouTube, TikTok, and her mailing list: ​https://www.youtube.com/@DrKallschmidt​tiktok: @drkallschmidt ​https://drkallschmidt.comLearn more about her upcoming book on workplace unwritten rules: ​https://drkallschmidt.com/my-book/ScienceForWork is an independent, non-profit foundation of evidence-based practitioners who want to #MakeWorkBetter.​https://ScienceForWork.com
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  • Making Analytics Work Where People Work with Luka Babić
    In this episode of the ScienceForWork podcast, our host, Matt Lampe, talks with Luka Babić—VP of Product at Culture Amp and former co-founder of Orgnostic. We explore what it really takes to make people analytics usable and impactful.We discuss how analytics, in people-focused domains, requires structure, rhythm, and contextual awareness. Luka unpacks why adoption is still such a challenge, and how aligning insights with recurring organizational events and designing intentional practices between HR and managers can help bridge the gap between insight and sustained action.Whether you’re a researcher, practitioner, or builder, this conversation offers grounded takeaways about designing analytics that support behavior change where it matters most—at work.In this episode:Why people analytics needs more than dashboardsThe role of event-driven design in driving adoptionWhat engagement analytics got right—and how to apply it elsewhereScienceForWork is an independent, non-profit foundation of evidence-based practitioners who want to #MakeWorkBetter.https://ScienceForWork.com
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High quality information published in peer reviewed journals is hard to find and to read, and too often doesn’t provide quick tips for your practice. However, if the best scientists in the world studied the problem you are trying to fix before you, wouldn’t you like to know what they discovered? There is a lot of valuable information out there, and you are missing out! Here ScienceForWork enters the game. Our mission is to provide decision-makers with trustworthy and useful insights from the science of organizations and people management. https://scienceforwork.com/
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