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In this course, you’ll look at the brain functions that cause bias, and the real and harmful consequences of even unintentional bias. You’ll also learn about common bias types. Finally, you’ll get strategies to break out of these mental habits and enjoy a more productive, engaging workplace and community. By bringing awareness to our unintentional assumptions, we can address and overcome the effects of implicit bias.  Read more

Every family has the right to be heard, understood, and informed, particularly in settings of healthcare, justice, and therapy. Access to language services begins with knowing which service you need in what scenario. This session focuses on the differences between interpreting and translating and offers resources for obtaining this kind of assistance. Read more

Children need help navigation the online world, the same way they do the offline world. Come learn some foundational principles to handle this challenging topic.   This training is brought to you thanks to the generous support of The John K. and Lynne D. Boyer Family Foundation. Read more

Trauma experts have been studying Adverse Childhood Experiences for many years, but more recent research has analyzed the impacts of Positive Childhood Experiences. Read more

Poverty is multifaceted in every community. It goes beyond one's financial net worth. Deconstruct assumptions about poverty, first, by identifying and defining the different types of poverty. Then, compare and contrast these elements in urban and rural settings. Finally, go forth with compassion. Read more

No one loves having a tough conversation at work—but most of us have had to do it. Because it’s so common, knowing how to navigate a sensitive discussion effectively is essential.   In this lesson, we will focus on the preparation ahead of a tough conversation. Read more