May 27th, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM PST
This is an online event via Zoom.
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2020 Community Summit Webinar Series
Sponsored by Okanogan, Jefferson, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Cowlitz,and Clallam Counties
COVID-19 has been a game changer around the world. As a result, more people are working in isolation, and many of us are experiencing anxiety, fear, concern and even misplaced anger. In our country we are dealing with a pandemic that landed on the foundation of historical inequities and disparities. Some of the emotions surfacing are a breeding ground for unconscious / implicit bias to flourish and even creep in to our thoughts, words and actions. This workshop will explore how we deepen our knowledge of implicit bias, how implicit bias negatively impacts goals of diversity/equity/inclusion, and of actions we can take as individuals to address behaviors around us that negatively impact others.
Learning Objectives (Info, tools, and skills attendees will receive):
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Dr. Benita Rodriquez Horn
Benita Horn is the principal consultant of Benita R. Horn & Associates, based in Renton, Washington. Her firm specializes in organizational development through a social justice lens. Clients are primarily in the government and non-profit sectors. Her firm provides services such as organizational assessment, planning, implementation, curriculum development, coaching, facilitation and training for capacity building in support of racial equity / social justice initiatives. Ms. Horn is often a speaker for conference workshops and/or keynote presentations.