Blind Spots: How to Recognize Bias & Champion Inclusion

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08 Dec

Blind Spots: How to Recognize Bias & Champion Inclusion

Blind Spots: How to Recognize Bias & Champion Inclusion

Tuesday, December 8, 2026 (12:00 AM to 11:59 PM)
3 PDCs
Provider: Transformationwrx.com
Course Name: Blind Spots: How to Recognize Bias & Champion Inclusion

Speaker: Myla Hite
Program Type: Instructor E-Learning
Registration URL: https://www.transformationwrx.com/event-details/blind-spots-how-to-recognize-bias-and-champion-inclusion
Blind Spots: How to Recognize Bias & Champion Inclusion, Eatonville, Washington
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Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to: • Define and distinguish between implicit (unconscious) and explicit (conscious) bias. • Understand how bias develops and influences workplace perceptions, decisions, and behaviors. • Identify common forms of bias that can impact workplace interactions, employee experiences, and organizational outcomes. • Increase self-awareness regarding personal assumptions, blind spots, and decision-making patterns. • Apply critical thinking techniques to challenge stereotypes, assumptions, and cognitive shortcuts. • Utilize practical strategies to reduce the influence of bias in everyday workplace decisions. • Strengthen inclusive communication practices that foster respect and understanding. • Support workplace cultures that promote belonging, equity, inclusion, and organizational effectiveness.

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Bias influences how individuals perceive others, interpret information, make decisions, communicate, and navigate workplace interactions. While some biases are conscious and intentional, many operate outside of conscious awareness, shaping behaviors, judgments, and assumptions in ways that may affect workplace relationships, organizational culture, and business outcomes. Blind Spots: How to Recognize Bias & Champion Inclusion is an engaging and interactive training designed to help participants develop a deeper understanding of both implicit (unconscious) and explicit (conscious) bias and the role these biases can play in workplace decision-making, communication, and employee experiences. Participants will explore how assumptions are formed, examine common bias patterns that occur in organizations, and learn practical strategies for fostering greater awareness, inclusion, and equitable treatment in workplace interactions. Through facilitated discussions, real-world examples, self-reflection activities, and

Blind Spots: How to Recognize Bias & Champion Inclusion
Blind Spots: How to Recognize Bias & Champion Inclusion
103 Center St W
PO Box 115
Eatonville, WA 98328-6417

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