
The People's Talk Space
Break the Ice

What We Do
We facilitate safe employee-centered virtual spaces that help your organization build trust, increase employee engagement, and drive inclusion.
Learn about our services and partner with us to put your employees first.
60% percent of employees and 64% of managers are considering quitting for a job that would better support their well-being.
Deloitte Insights, 2023
We believe supporting all aspects of an employee's well-being is critical to creating a workplace where they can be engaged and productive contributors. World events and company issues impact employees' ability to bring their best selves to work, and employers are expected to lead with compassion. We are your partners in creating safe spaces for employees to process tough times and topics.
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Whether sharing deeply personal experiences or discussing tragic events, our experienced professionals are here to provide support and guidance during the virtual talk space.
Topics from Previous Talk Spaces
World Events
Covid-19
George Floyd murder
Ahmaud Arbery murder
Breonna Taylor murder
Lunar New Year Massacre
Other incidents of racism & police brutality
Recession and economic uncertainty
Supreme court rulings
...and more
Company Issues
Layoffs
Merger
Restructure
Hybrid work
Employee death
Rapid expansion
Workplace trauma
Leadership transition
...and more
Why Bring The People's Talk Space to Your Org?
Talking about tragic or sensitive current events at work, such as hate crimes against marginalized groups or company layoffs, can be difficult. Our virtual service provides employees with a safe space to process their experiences and feelings on tough topics. Whether it's another global or community tragedy or an internal company event, we support your employees by creating virtual discussion spaces that protect and put them first.
Here are five reasons you need The People's Talk Space.
1
To create a sense of belonging for all employees, you must acknowledge and create space for them to process the events that impact them. Silence and inaction are not a sufficient response to these events.
2
Only 21% of US employees trust leadership in their organization. To build trust, you'll want to be sure your employees know you care about their experiences and feelings by creating a space for those human elements to show up at work.
3
Productivity suffers when employees are not fully present because fear, worry, and grief are heavy mental loads. Creating space for these experiences and emotions helps employees offload, so they can bring their best selves to work.
4
Employee engagement not only impacts productivity, it impacts your ability to retain high performers. Employees who have a space to mentally offload their feelings from current events are more likely to be engaged in their day-to-day work.
5
A safe space is key. HR or other Internal employees and leaders are not well positioned or skilled to facilitate sensitive dialogue. Employees need the safety of an external third party fully dedicated to their interest.
