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Is Workplace Unconscious Bias Training for Employees Effective? Maybe.
You’re trying to decide whether to invest in unconscious bias training for your workplace and you want to be sure it’s actually going to have an impact. The first question to ask is if this type of training is even effective to begin with. The quick answer - it depends. Just like any other kind of workplace training, if unconscious bias training is poorly designed it’s simply not effective. However, if [...]
How to Choose Effective Online Unconscious Bias Training
The world has shifted. First COVID-19, then the current racial justice movement converged, rocking people to their core. Long overdue change is happening at lightspeed. The silver lining of all the heavy and heartache that started the change is that the demand for unconscious bias training for employees is being driven from the employees themselves. Your team is ready to learn and to be a part of creating diversity, inclusion [...]
Allyship and The Myth of the Mean Girl
The Myth of the Mean Girl There is a myth circulating the workplace and media outlets that women are not supporting each other in the workplace. This Myth suggests that women who work together often bully, harass or sabotage each other more commonly than their male counterparts. These women are often labeled as either “Mean Girls” or “Queen Bees”. In todays work environment, as women, we need to [...]
Tips for an Inclusive Thanksgiving
Tips for an Inclusive Thanksgiving Hi everybody, Thanksgiving is just around the corner and I know from having talked to quite a few people, it's leveling up the anxiety quite a bit. So we wanted to give you just some real quick tips around how to bring a side of inclusion to the Thanksgiving table. A First Step of Inclusion First, let's just recognize how fraught [...]
The Complexity of Diversity
The Complexity of Diversity On this addition of Everyday inclusion me and Draya tackle a very difficult subject; what is diversity? This is closely tied to a phenomenon called the “oppression olympics” which we discuss briefly before tackling some of the major topics about visible vs non visible disabilities/ forms of diversities. As a Hispanic woman who has light skin, Draya has an amazing insight into how some [...]