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Best Practices For Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion 101 - 2020

Diversity and inclusion are common buzzwords these days but few understand what they really mean or entail. In this webinar, we will explore what diversity and inclusion REALLY are as well as common myths and misconceptions.

We will discuss everything from implicit and explicit bias, diversity in areas you haven't thought of, intent vs. impact, and calling in vs. calling out and more.
Participants will explore their personal relationship with systems of privilege and oppression and leave with actionable ways to increase their inclusive practices, both as individuals and members of organizations.
We will explore the history of diversity and inclusion, how structural inequality has led to the marginalization of communities in the United States, and the future of D & I trends.
If you have often wondered what the big deal is around diversity and inclusion (D&I) and wanted to explore the facts versus the myths of this ever-expanding field than this is the webinar for you.
We will be exploring the foundational pieces of what the history, purpose, and future of D&I is. In this exploration we will uncover often over looked components of the topic as well as putting to rest common myths and misconceptions. Participants will leave with a foundational knowledge of the topic as well as actionable tools for using D&I best practices in their personal and professional life.

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