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Shobha Surya, associate manager for projects and sales operations of Ajinomoto, a global food and pharmaceutical company, works in a shared office space in Itasca, Ill., Monday, June 7, 2021.

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New book explores the importance of creating a culture of belonging at work

By  Isabelle Earl and Sasha-Ann Simons
   

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In her new book, Inclusion on Purpose, Ruchika Tulshyan provides a roadmap for creating equitable workspaces. She centers the work experience of women of color, and showcases the importance of intentional inclusivity in professional settings.

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