Removing the Mask: A Look at Bias, Civility and Professionalism
and Canadian Caucus of AAJ
- Civility as a key component of professionalism
- Understand the personal, professional and societal costs of incivility
- Address explicit and implicit bias as a fundamental aspect of civility
- Understand our own biases and their impact on us
- Our proverbial masks and how they impact recognition of our shared humanity
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Duration: 75 minutes
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Summary
Civility is a key component of professionalism. Fostering civility involves understanding the personal, professional, and societal costs of incivility. Addressing explicit and implicit bias is a fundamental aspect of civility. When we begin to understand our own biases and how they’ve impacted us, we can better understand the biases of others. In this webinar, Craig Sims will explore how we use proverbial masks and how removing them facilitates recognition of our shared humanity.
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