This 90-minute interactive workshop explains how deficit language dehumanizes and deflects from the structural racism and flaws baked into our systems, and offers ways to effectively use data to illuminate systemic barriers and reveal root causes. Register now! Limited spots available.
20% off for groups of five or more. The group discount is applied when 5 or more people are registered at one time.
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PLEASE NOTE: You will receive a confirmation email after your registration has been approved. This process may take up to 3 business days.
Description
Join our professional development workshop and learn how data and language can illuminate systemic change.
In this introduction to Decolonizing Data and Language, participants will explore the dangers of labels and “othering”, deficit language terms and more. This 90-minute workshop is for you if:
Space is limited: A maximum of 100 people can register and a minimum number of 20 is required in order for the workshop to run effectively.
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Presenters
Penny Smith,
Director, Learning and Impact
Cristina Pacione-Zayas,
PhD, Senior Policy Advisor
Re-examine Your Messaging
Your team can deepen their understanding of how data and the words we use can dehumanize and deflect from focusing on systemic flaws with a private training. Structural racism is baked in our systems, and we offer a part one and two of this workshop as well as a hybrid version of the two. Your team will walk away with ways to effectively use data and language to illuminate systemic barriers and reveal root causes.
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