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Moxie Exchange launches inclusion app

First-of-its-kind app empowers employees

FORT COLLINS, Colo. (Oct. 23, 2019) – There are some things in life that everyone wants: health, happiness and the feeling of being included. Inclusion is more than just a popular buzzword in the HR industry; it is a business gap that once filled is proven to drive reputation, retention and revenues.

Creating a diverse and inclusive workplace is a challenge. Fortunately, Moxie Exchange is here to help with the first-of-its-kind Everyday Inclusion App, just launched at the HR Tech Conference in Las Vegas, NV.

The app is a tool for employees and employers alike. It gives employees a safe place to get their diversity and inclusion questions answered and provides the resources they need -- at their fingertips and in real-time. Scalable and measurable, the app fulfills an HR department need by leveraging tech addiction for good. Disrupting traditional training models, the app moves away from one-and-done training to making inclusion a daily habit.

“We know that real inclusion and belonging happens in the day-to-day interaction people have at work,” Head Moxie Maureen Berkner Boyt said. “If people continue to look to HR to ‘fix’ the issue, nothing is going to change. And what’s supposed to happen after training is done, or when someone from HR isn’t in the room to answer a tough question about a diversity issue? We built this app to give every single person the tools and inclusion resources they need, right when they need them. You can search by keywords, get a daily inclusion tip, educate yourself - in real-time, confidentially, right from your phone. The app gives people the knowledge and tools to be inclusive, every day.”

Working with Ground Floor Companies DISH, a Fortune 250 company, and Vungle, an innovative San Francisco technology company, Moxie Exchange is empowering employees across the U.S.

“Like many companies, we’re evolving and growing in our ability to tap into all of the unique backgrounds, experiences and talents that our employees offer,” said Dave Scott, DISH Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. “We’re excited to be one of the first companies to partner with Moxie Exchange on the Everyday Inclusion App. We want DISH team members to have all of the resources and tools they need to be inclusive, so this app was a natural fit.” 

“At Vungle, we've built processes to better open up our candidate pool and remove bias from our hiring and our promotion process. We have over 30 nationalities in our company and we are proud of this!” said Steph Douglass, Vungle Vice President of People. “This diversity makes our teams stronger and smarter. But just as importantly, we need to make sure that we have an environment that is inclusive, that welcomes people who have the skills and values to do the work and also come from a variety of backgrounds. Adding the Everyday Inclusion App as a daily tool for our teams is one more way we can open up the conversation even more around diversity and what it means to be an inclusive environment.” 

Everyday Inclusion provides real-time data that allows employers to scale best practices and create an inclusive, thriving workplace. The app takes the company’s pulse by using key inclusion metrics gathered through a series of daily inclusions, insights, exercises and quizzes that are then delivered in a dashboard to administrators.

For employees, the app boosts belonging by providing education, inspiration and tangible actions, including what to say when, identifying unconscious bias, a dictionary and language guide and calendar, inclusion interviews and more. 

The mission of Moxie Exchange is to disrupt unconscious bias and create an inclusive workplace where talent can thrive. For more information, visit TheMoxieExchange.com.

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The Denver chapter of the Drug-Free World Foundation travelled for the second year to the Northern Colorado (NOCO) Emergency Preparedness and Family Safety Expo.  The Drug-Free World mission is to everyone—kids and adults—learn the truth about drug use and abuse so they can make the better choice and not take drugs.

The NOCO event is a joint effort between Larimer and Weld Counties and provides the public with a variety of public safety services, ranging from emergency preparedness  to life-safety classes.

Foundation for a Drug-Free World provides those attending with effective ways to talk to their kid about drugs. Sometimes it’s a concerned grandparent, an aunt or uncle, parents, and many times teachers, who are concerned about the alarming increase in vaping, and how that may lead to the use and abuse of other drugs.

The Foundation for a Drug-Free World is a non-profit, international drug education program proudly sponsored by the Church of Scientology and Scientologists all over the world. For the Church’s founder, L. Ron Hubbard, noted the role substance abuse plays in the disintegration of the social fabric, stating: “Research has demonstrated that the single most destructive element present in our current culture is drugs.”

Kids who visit the Foundation’s booth voluntarily take the drug-free pledge, where they promise to learn the truth about drugs and promote the benefits of a drug-free lifestyle with their friends.  Foundation for a Drug-Free World spends many weekends during the late spring, summer, and early fall at events like the NOCO Emergency Preparedness and Family  Safety Expo, and this year over 270 students signed the pledge to remain drug-free.

For more information on the Foundation for the Drug-Free World please visit www.Drug-FreeWorld.org.

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