Courageous Conversations: Microaggressions and Allyship

The Challenge

Challenging unfair or discriminator behavior is hard. Knowing when and how to stand up for inclusion and belonging is risky. It's not just common sense. And no one wants to be the politically correct police!

The Solution

This masterclass and learning path will give you practical ways to be a better ally. We'll look at the right place, the right time and the right way to intervene.

The Outcome

Practical ways to be inclusive
Give confidence to allies
Create an equitable and warm culture for all

Facilitator: Andrew Wright

Andrew Wright is a communication skills coach based in the UK. He has utilized a lifelong career in the media and the communication industry to enable people to build better mutual understanding in an ethical, culturally appropriate, and sustainable way. Andrew has worked from home since 2001 and now lives in a quiet corner of the Oxfordshire countryside with his wife and 3 young children.

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