Ask for the other person's perspective if they dropped the ball on something. Actively listen, reflect, and paraphrase their response before commenting.

Ask someone you disagree with to further expound on their viewpoint in order to get a better understanding. Listen attentively, put yourself in their position, and reflect before asking non-judgmental questions.

Ask questions using positive inquiry (e.g., "Help me to further understand your point of view").

Ask new hires, guests, and other stakeholders their personal pronoun preferences.

Ask guests who are coming to your home for a meal if they have dietary restrictions and plan the meal accordingly.

Ask clarifying questions about job responsibilities and roles within a project (e.g., "How does my role fit within this project? What is the other group's role?").

Ask a neighbor or friend if there is anything you can do for them the next time they go out of town.

Ask a fellow committee member to hold you accountable for using respectful personal viewpoints during your next two meetings.

As a volunteer leader of a non-profit, ensure that opportunities and funding are available for staff to attend conferences or classes.

Approve funding for a staff member on a non-profit you serve to attend a professional conference or class.