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Nine (9) Skills to Foster Openness, The Cornerstone of Inclusion

Promoting inclusion by cultivating openness

This high-impact training allows manager-leaders and employees to experience motivating, human and engaging learning experiences that allow them to understand the mechanisms of inclusion, recognize their own biases, and develop the skills necessary to create a respectful, equitable and collaborative work environment.

Modules:

  1. Demystifying DEI

  2. Between bias and openness

  3. Principles to remember

  4. The 9 skills of an open person

  5. The impact of openness in the workplace

Nine (9) Skills to Foster Openness, The Cornerstone of Inclusion

Useful in the Following Situations:

  • When interactions within teams become tense, polarized, or fraught with misunderstanding

  • When we want to establish a more inclusive, equitable and caring organizational culture

  • When there is a desire to better welcome diversity (of gender, origin, background, opinions) in the organization

  • When a manager or a board of directors seeks to embody human and inspiring leadership

  • When initiating a strategic approach to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI)

Impact on the Organization:

  1. Strengthening the sense of belonging among employees and volunteers

  2. Increased mobilization of teams around shared values of openness and respect

  3. Healthier working climate, conducive to collaboration, innovation and staff retention

  4. Reduction of tensions linked to misunderstanding, judgments or unconscious biases

  5. More human, coherent and inspiring leadership at all levels of the organization

  6. Better consistency between the organization's inclusive intentions and daily behaviors

Following the Training, Participants Will be Able to:

  1. Better understand the personal and collective levers of inclusion in the workplace

  2. Adopt behaviors that promote listening, openness and collaboration in teams

  3. Develop interpersonal relationships based on kindness, curiosity and respect

  4. Reducing the impact of unconscious bias in professional decisions and interactions

  5. Actively contribute to the creation of a healthy, fair and motivating work environment

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