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CEG Diversity Equity Inclusion Catalog

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C O R P O R AT E E D U C AT I O N G R O U P 6 Responding Productively to Microaggressions at Work In this session, you'll learn to recognize various types of microaggression and respond in ways that drive discovery and connection. What you will learn: • Define three types of microaggression. • Describe productive responses to microaggressions. • Explain the importance of separating intention from impact. • Identify real-life examples of microaggressions at work. • Leverage a growth mindset to drive accountability. Stand by Me: Building Ally Skills at Work This session is designed to build ally skills in the work- place to create and sustain a culture of inclusion. What you will learn: • Define key terminology related to allyship. • Explain the connection between belonging and engagement. • Distinguish between acting as an ally and "performative allyship." • Explain how bystander behavior contributes to bias and exclusion. • Identify concrete actions that allies can take in addressing bias and discrimination. • Brainstorm inclusive actions an ally could take in real-life scenarios. Tackling Unconscious Bias in the Workplace The goal of this session is to enable you to recognize and mitigate the impact of unconscious bias in the workplace. What you will learn: • Define key DE&I terminology. • Connect DE&I concepts to business benefits. • Describe various "costs" of exclusion. • Recognize the connection between the brain's hard-wiring and cognitive biases. • Articulate the impact of bias on non-dominant groups. • Identify ways to mitigate unconscious bias. The 5G Connection: Helping a Multi-Generational Workforce Thrive Adopting a leadership strategy that addresses the distinctive needs of various generations in the work- place will enable you to foster collaboration, enhance communication, and harness the strengths of your full workforce. What you will learn: • Recognize key events, factors, and forces that occurred during formative years for each generation. • Articulate various impacts of ageism in the workplace. • Dispel common generational myths and misconceptions. • Utilize empathy and verbal active listening techniques to actively explore generational differences. • Brainstorm team norms to enhance collaboration and connection. I'm Afraid to Speak: How Do I Talk About Diversity and Inclusion What you will learn: • Recognize organizational situations/conditions that need to be addressed. • Establish clear goals for a successful outcome. • Create an environment that promotes learning and change. • Provide ongoing support.

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