Introduction to Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (ED&I)

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Module1: From Unconscious Bias to Conscious Inclusion Presented by Colleen Harris.

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1. What is Unconscious Bias?. 2. Understanding our own biases.

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Unconscious Bias: The Science. Creative Access 2022.

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Brain outline. Amygdala The fight or flight response.

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Right And Left Brain outline. Conscious mind. Question Mark outline.

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11,000,000. Unconscious Bias. 40. Filing Box Archive outline.

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Explicit Bias: attitudes or stereotypes into which an individual has invested conscious thought, resulting in actions that are deliberate. Examples: offensive language, discrimination, hate crimes ..

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Age. Disability. The Legal Framework. Gender Reassignment.

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Primary Characteristics Age Sex Race Gender Identity Ethnicity Mental/Physical Abilities Sexual Orientation.

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The impact of Unconscious Bias. Creative Access 2022.

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Acknowledge your own preferences.. 2. Slow down your thinking.

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. . From Unconscious Bias to Conscious Inclusion.

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QUIZ 1.. We all have unconscious biases. What can we do to check whether they are influencing our decisions?.

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QUIZ 2.. Which of these is not a primary identity characteristic ?.

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QUIZ 3.. Unconscious biases can be negative or positive. A positive bias in favour of someone is known as what?.

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QUIZ 4 .. Which of these statements best describes using conscious inclusion to make decisions?.

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