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Tolonda M. Tolbert PhD, Jared Cline, Audrey Gallien, Amelia Costigan, Emily Troiano, Vandana Juneja, David Lau, Tolonda M. Tolbert, Terrence Underwood, Ashley Rivenbark, Terrence Underwood (Course Instructor), Ashley Rivenbark (Course Advisor), Andrea Tatum (Course Instructor), Xochitl Ledesma (Course Advisor), Dr. Terrence Underwood (Course Instructor), Dnika Travis, PhD (Course Advisor), Julie Nugent (Course Advisor), Dr. Terrence Underwood (Course Advisor), ​Krista Brookman (Course Advisor), Joanna Duffett (Course Instructor), Risa Pappas, MFA (Course Instructor), Lauren Pasquarella Daley, PhD (Course Instructor), Charlie Owen (Course Instructor), Anna Sullivan (Course Instructor), Julie Friedberg (Course Instructor), Sunita Mahtani (Course Instructor), Tenika Francis (Course Instructor), Corin Ramos, PhD (Course Advisor), Joy Ohm (Course Advisor), and Heather Foust-Cummings, PhD (Course Advisor)

The unprecedented challenges posed by the pandemic and the heightened awareness around racial injustices have challenged organizations and teams to work together in new ways to create inclusive workplaces where employees feel trusted, valued, and psychologically safe. Always, but especially in times of disruption and uncertainty, it’s important that all employees—regardless of rank or role—practice inclusive leadership to support a culture of trust and predictability, help “anchor” teams, and ensure individuals can thrive.

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The unprecedented challenges posed by the pandemic and the heightened awareness around racial injustices have challenged organizations and teams to work together in new ways to create inclusive workplaces where employees feel trusted, valued, and psychologically safe. Always, but especially in times of disruption and uncertainty, it’s important that all employees—regardless of rank or role—practice inclusive leadership to support a culture of trust and predictability, help “anchor” teams, and ensure individuals can thrive.

Catalyst’s “Foundations of Race, Gender, and Equity in the Workplace” learning curriculum empowers leaders, from the frontline to the C-suite, with critical knowledge and skills needed to build more inclusive workplaces, manage diverse teams, and serve diverse clients and customers. The curriculum guides learners as they examine their own assumptions and biases; come to understand key terms and behaviors; and practice skills through engaging activities, insightful case studies, and practical self-assessments to gain a clear understanding of what it means to be an inclusive leader and why it’s essential in today’s global marketplace.

Catalyst is a global nonprofit working with some of the world’s most powerful CEOs and leading companies to help build workplaces that work for women. Founded in 1962, Catalyst drives change with pioneering research, practical tools, and proven solutions to accelerate and advance women into leadership– because progress for women is progress for everyone.

What you'll learn

  • Develop an understanding of what unconscious bias is and its impact on decision-making and develop skills to recognize and take action to mitigate it.
  • Learn communication skills to engage in dialogue instead of debate and develop strategies to bridge divides, build inclusion, and create workplaces where everyone feels welcome.
  • Explore why anti-racism matters and review key anti-racism concepts and the role they play in workplaces and society.
  • Understand the nature of Emotional Tax and its impact on underrepresented racial and ethnic groups, and identify actions to take to address racial inequities in your workplace and community.
  • Understand gender equity, why it matters, and how to recognize and address gender equities in the workplace.

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Four courses

Communication Skills for Dialoguing Across Difference

(1 hours)
Now more than ever, you are going to school, working, and living in communities with people who think, look, and have beliefs different from your own. This course will give you the skills to bridge those divides and find common ground.

Unconscious Bias: From Awareness to Action

(4 hours)
Unconscious bias—everyone has it. But that doesn’t make us bad; it makes us human. While we cannot completely rid ourselves of unconscious bias, we can learn how to recognize it and lessen its impact in the workplace.

Facing Racism and Emotional Tax in the Workplace

(1 hours)
A history of systemic discrimination, unfair policies, and bias against marginalized racial and ethnic groups has led to a global reckoning on race and racism. This course explores the concepts of racism, intersectionality, and “Emotional Tax” and their impact on marginalized racial and ethnic groups in and outside of work. Develop inclusive leadership skills and an action plan to address exclusion and unfair treatment in the workplace and beyond.

Understanding Gender Equity

(1 hours)
This course introduces gender equity in the workplace. You will learn about gender equity, why it matters, and how to recognize and address gender inequities. This course is relevant to anyone in the workplace, regardless of gender.

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