KAREN IS A LEADING GLOBAL GO-TO EXPERT FOR ORGANIZATIONS WHO WANT TO GET EQUALITY WORK RIGHT.

 
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Hi I’m KAREN.

I’m so glad you are here!

I am a leading global go-to expert on anti-racism, diversity, inclusion and gender equality.

This work is deeply personal to me and because of that I am invested in showing and teaching others how to get it RIGHT.

Need help? Let’s talk!
 

CONSCIOUS Equality

..facilitates inclusive and productive environments in all spheres
.. empowers marginalized groups to realize their full potential       
..is a pre-requisite to addressing the biggest challenges of our time





Karen is a leading go-to expert for organizations that are serious about ‘getting equality work RIGHT’. A proud Kenyan Canadian, Karen Craggs-Milne is a recognized global expert with over 20 years of international experience promoting equity, diversity, anti-racism, gender equality and inclusion.

Karen is an Obama White House recognized Gender Equality Changemaker (2016) and a Global Goodwill Ambassador for Sustainable Development Goals (2018), “LinkedinGlobalSuperHero (2020) and a Top 100 Caanadian Professional (2020).

As Founder and CEO of Conscious Equality Incorporated, Karen works globally with NGOs, Corporations, and Governments to deliver on their equality mandates intentionally and with real impact.

Karen’s passion is to educate and equip others on this work. She offers mastermind groups for leaders, organizational assessments, 1on1 coaching, and training on topics such as workplace sexual harassment and bullying, creating inclusive respectful workplaces, dismantling anti-racism in business, using your privilege to be an effective ally, walking the talk on diversity and inclusion, how to address system discrimination, among others.

Whether it is under a tree in a rural village in Ghana or in a boardroom with C-Suite Executives, Karen’s authentic and engaging approach promises to educate, transform and inspire you into meaningful action.

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