Studies in human behavior show that all people are hardwired to have bias. This webinar - Understanding and Counteracting Conscious and Unconscious Bias - is designed as a resource to help organizations and its employees collectively build more diverse and inclusive cultures.

In this webinar, we take a deep look into what bias is, where it stems from, and the harm it can cause to others. By the end, you'll have learned skills to help you become more inclusive in your communication, behaviors, and interactions with others.

Learning Objectives:

1) Take a deep look into and understand what bias is and where it stems fromLearn about the harm bias can cause others
2) Understand how to differentiate between conscious and unconscious bias and learn why we have it and where it comes from
3) Discover skills and techniques to help counteract the bias within everyone to ensure all humans are respected and valued for their unique differences

This webinar is generously sponsored by Pluralsight, the technology skills platform. Founded in 2004 and trusted by Fortune 500 companies, Pluralsight provides members with on-demand access to a digital ecosystem of learning tools, including Pluralsight IQ, directed learning paths, expert-authored courses, interactive labs, and analytics.

Alice Meredith has vast experience as a Multi-Level Retail Executive with Retail Operations and Human Resources as specialties. Experience includes 27 years of leadership supporting technology companies holding positions of Regional Director, District Manager, Senior HR Market Manager and Senior Manager Labor & Employee Relations. Alice's expertise centers in the work she does with leaders and their teams helping them identify ways to improve their employee and customers experience which then strengthens their overall productivity and financial output. She provides this support through individual and team leadership training, support, and action planning which helps escalate their overall team performance. She can be found on social media at @AAMeredith and www.Liveitlearnitshareit.com