Community Inclusion – Training Session
Training for Providers
Healing Pockets – Unconscious bias:
Who can participate: Designed for organisations from the VSC, public sector and private sectors
Our project aims to support diverse communities in Hull to feel they belong, i.e. to embed EEDIB (equality, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging) into mindsets, behaviours, processes and systems across sectors, organisations and communities.
Duration: Tailor to group needs
Cost: Contact us to enquiry a quotation
Training Outline: The training will be designed to grasp a fuller understanding of Unconscious bias – what it is, why it exists, how it impacts and importantly, how to work in a safe culture to interrupt biases and prevent biases creeping in.
The workshop will also include components looking the by-stander effect, intent vs impact (when people did not intend harm) and dealing with the ‘fear of saying the wrong thing’.
Importantly, our approach will create a safe space for participants to question and discuss situations, behaviours, language, and attitudes that impact inclusion the workspace. Incorporating real examples, the session will provide practical tools and frameworks to interrupt negative bias, discrimination, and micro-aggressions.
Training for Communities
Healing Pockets – Unconscious bias:
Duration: 2 workshop sessions (delivered over 2 weeks) 2 hrs. per session
Who is it for: Community members who are interested in exploring internal and external Biases.
Outline:
Session 1: Exploring Unconscious Bias through Art
The aim of the session is to offer a safe space to communities to express their experiences of Unconscious Bias, guided by a Visual Artist through various artistic mediums.
Session 2: Offers a safe space for participants to question and discuss situations, behaviours, language, and attitudes that impact inclusion through the Artwork created in session 1
Cost: FREE
Cultural Conversations Workshop (Cultural Awareness)
Duration: 2 hrs
Who is it for: Communities that are interested in supporting diverse communities in Hull to feel they belong.
Course Aims:
To enable you to:
- Better understand your own assumptions, values and prejudices.
- Have a better understanding of the cultural diversity within Hull.
- Develop your confidence in expressing and exploring any lack of cultural awareness.
Cost: FREE
Self-Advocacy Training
Duration: Tailor to group needs
Who is it for: Anyone who is interested in exploring the ability to speak up for yourself and the things that are important to you
Course Aims:
- Helps people to have the confidence and skills to make decisions
- People can voice their choices better
- Improves awareness of support services
- Offers guidance to make choices
Cost: FREE
In partnership with Clover Leaf
For booking details of any of the sessions please contact Community Inclusion team:
Yanina Chicaiza – Community Inclusion Coordinator: [email protected]
Julie Rodrigues – Community Inclusion Officer: [email protected]
