Embrace Allyship In Your Organization

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60 minutes

Description

In Deloitte’s 2019 State of Inclusion survey, 92% of respondents agreed with the statement “I feel dedicated to supporting individuals of groups who are different from me.” However, despite being well-intentioned, a lot of people who think of themselves as allies engage in behaviors that can make coworkers from historically excluded groups feel uncomfortable, unseen, or unwelcome. 

In this class, you will learn specific strategies that will enable you to actively contribute to a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion and meaningfully advocate for and build relationships with colleagues of diverse backgrounds. You’ll leave with a greater understanding of: 

  • What it means to be an ally 
  • The importance of  “decentering yourself” and how to do so effectively
  • How to have level 2 and 3 conversations that strengthen connection at a human level
How Hone is different
Live learning
Small-group classes over video conference. Join wherever you are.
Interactive activities
Practice new skills in breakout rooms with like-minded professionals.
Real-world application
Apply new skills to your work by taking action and choosing a personalized Hone challenge.
Tue, Feb 4
9:00am - 10:00am (PST)
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Eric Polite
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Eric Polite

Eric Polite II (he/him) is a liberatory coach and consultant with 20+ years of experience in transformative learning and social justice. He empowers leaders to lead with authenticity and purpose, fostering inclusive environments.
Thu, Apr 10
11:00am - 12:00pm (PST)
Hanadi Chehabeddine

Hanadi Chehabeddine

Named “World-Class Peacekeeper” and “Everyday Hero” by the Star Tribune, Hanadi is an inclusion consultant, Speaker and Coach. As a thought-partner to leaders in business, education and government, Hanadi gives voice to communities of color.