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Valuing Diversity

Overview:

The aim of this course is to explore diversity in the workplace, focusing on the complexities of difference which can initiate team and individual change.

Objectives:

By the end of the course delegates will understand:

  • Current anti-discrimination legislation and how it impacts on the workplace
  • The difference between equality, diversity and the appreciation of the business case for diversity
  • The elements which comprise an inclusive environment and who can make it happen
  • The need to recognise how others may perceive you and how you can reinforce or change these perceptions
  • How their own stereotype, biases and assumptions affect their behaviour and relationship with others

Topics covered:

  • Theory and rationale - What is diversity? Why should we explore it?
  • Equal opportunities and managing diveristy
  • An overview of legal content in an equal opportunities framework
  • Focus on our ideals that may not be reality, considering assumptions, attitudes, sterotyping and past life experiences
  • Explore identity by considering why we are part of one group and not another
  • What helps and hinders inclusion and exclusion
  • How to consider individuals' thoughts, feeling and actions, and how to break inappropriate behaviour
  • Look at how our past influences our views and makes us who we are, exploring what we have in common with other team members
  • Consider the cycle of change model and how we can effectively use this in our everyday lives
  • Look at tools and skills which initiate change such as active listening and open-closed question
  • Action plan on how we can engage with diversity

 

 

 

 

 

 


Duration:
1 day
Maximum Places: 12
Group Price: £850

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