Inclusion on Purpose
Ruchika Tulshyan
Build genuine inclusion through empathy, accountability, and everyday actions that strengthen belonging and empower every voice.

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What's it about?
Inclusion on Purpose (2022) explains how organisations can move beyond good intentions to build workplaces where everyone can succeed. Ruchika Tulshyan focuses on the experiences of women of colour at work and shows how bias affects hiring, promotion, and everyday interactions. She offers practical steps for leaders and colleagues to create fairer processes and more supportive cultures.
Key ideas
- Good intentions are not enough; organisations need deliberate action to build workplaces where everyone can succeed.
- The book centres on the experiences of women of colour at work and how bias shapes their careers.
- Bias affects hiring, promotion, and everyday interactions, so fairness has to be built into all three.
- Leaders and colleagues can take practical steps to create fairer processes and more supportive cultures.
- Empathy, accountability, and everyday actions strengthen belonging and give every voice a chance to be heard.
About the author
Ruchika Tulshyan is an author, journalist, and inclusion strategist who founded the consultancy Candour. She has written for leading publications about diversity, leadership, and the workplace, and has taught at universities. Her books include The Diversity Advantage and Inclusion on Purpose.
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What is Inclusion on Purpose about?
Inclusion on Purpose by Ruchika Tulshyan explains how organisations can move beyond good intentions to build workplaces where everyone can succeed. It looks at how bias affects hiring, promotion, and daily interactions.
Who is Inclusion on Purpose for?
It suits leaders, managers, and colleagues who want practical ways to create fairer processes and more supportive workplace cultures. It focuses especially on the experiences of women of colour at work.
How long is the Durar summary of Inclusion on Purpose?
The Durar summary takes about 15 minutes to read or listen to. It covers the book's main ideas on building inclusion through empathy, accountability, and everyday actions.
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