I Didn’t Mean That!: Understanding Microaggressions (Live Facilitated Session included)

A CCBD Course

Live Facilitated Session included

Your group will come together with one of our faculty members to discuss the content you've learned in the course, along with practical applications to your organization and members. Each facilitated session is 60 minutes long.

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About this Course

You may have heard this term before, but do you know what a microaggression is? Do you recognize one when it occurs? More importantly, do you have the tools to counter microaggressions when you witness or experience them? Microaggressions negatively impact members of minoritized groups and ultimately erodes safety and trust in your organization. This course will help you define and identify microaggressions, as well as provide practical ways to counter and avoid them.

Course Outline

Impact & Implication

  1. Setting the Stage
  2. What are Microaggressions?
  3. Three Types of Microaggressions
  4. Responding to Microaggressions
  5. Avoiding and Preventing Microaggressions
  6. Implementation

Themes of Messages of Microaggressions

  1. Setting the Stage
  2. What are Themes and Messages?
  3. Themes associated with Microinsults
  4. Themes associated with Microinvalidations
  5. Implementation

Environmental & Systemic Microaggressions

  1. Setting the Stage
  2. What are Macroaggressions?
  3. Macroaggressions in Policies and Practices
  4. Macroaggressions in Symbols and Artifacts
  5. Addressing Macroaggressions
  6. Implementation

Details

3-part series
Available for 45 days
Digital worksheets
Earn a Certificate

A certificate is presented at the conclusion of this course

Live Facilitated Session

A live 60-minute facilitated session is included with this course

$129.00

A minimum of 35 participants are required to purchase course access with a facilitated session.

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3 hours

60 minute live facilitated session

Beginner

All of our courses are non-refundable but are transferable.