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SUMMARY:Forum Event - Religion in the Workplace: Interfaith Skills to Engage Difference
DESCRIPTION:When: May 6\, 2021 11:00 am – 12:30 pm CST\nWhere: Online/Video Conference\nCost: $30 Suggested Donation\nLevel: Intermediate\nTrack: Critical Employment Practices \nPresenters: Megan Hughes Johnson\, Interfaith Youth Core  |  Jenan Mohajir\, Interfaith Youth Core \nReligious diversity is an incredibly important part of American public life. Controversies regarding religion and business are regularly in both the press and the courts and more Americans say that they encounter religious diversity at work than in any other sphere of their life (PRRI\, 2019). However\, religion is often left out of the corporate diversity conversation. Diverse identities and perspectives on a team can lead to greater outcomes or can lead to misunderstanding and conflict. It is only when diverse identities are engaged\, and team members have opportunities to intentionally learn about one another\, that the potential strength of workplace diversity is unlocked. Developing a company culture that proactively engages religious diversity can open doors to greater employee productivity\, enhanced client satisfaction\, and even new business prospects. Join IFYC to explore why engaging religion matters in the workplace\, workshop challenging scenarios\, and identify your interfaith skillset. \nLearning Outcomes \n\nLearn why engaging religious diversity matters in the workplace\nUnderstand and apply interfaith frameworks to common tensions in the workplace related to religious identity and diversity\nIdentify concrete skills to engage religious diversity and enhance workplace culture
URL:https://calendar.augsburg.edu/event/forum-event-religion-in-the-workplace-interfaith-skills-to-engage-difference/
LOCATION:Online/Webinar
CATEGORIES:Forum on Workplace Inclusion
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SUMMARY:Forum Presentaion\, When Our Identities Conflict – Learning to See and Hear Each Other Across Difference
DESCRIPTION:When: May 20\, 2021 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm CST \nWhere: Online/Video Conference \nCost: $30 Suggested Donation \nRegister here: https://forumworkplaceinclusion.org/dibs/when-our-identities-conflict-learning-to-see-and-hear-each-other-across-difference/ \nPresenters: Bill Proudman\, White Men as Full Diversity Partners/FDP Global  |  Hayward Bell\, Raytheon Company RETIRED  |  Kimberly B. Davis\, National Hockey League  |  Lee Tschanz\, Rockwell Automation  |  Amy Wilczynski\, Anderson & Rust – Borough of Allendale\, NJ \nWhat do we believe about ourselves as a people and country — the UNITED States of America? What values do we pass on to our children and their children’s children? What resonates for us\, and why? \nJoin us for a moderated panel discussion that explores understanding our beliefs and values\, what underwrites our political identities\, and how to influence ourselves and our interactions in partnership and leadership across many difference points of view. \nAfter the January 6 insurrection at the US Capital\, an ideological and heartfelt battle took place in our mediascapes: Some cried\, “This is not who we are!” while others replied\, “Yes\, it is. And it has been.” \nHow we define and understand ourselves and our country is deeply personal. For some of us\, the contest over who we are sends us spiraling into our own perceived failings and blame. For others\, it perpetuates generations-long feelings of oppression and silencing\, an annihilation of self and community. \nOur beliefs are often incomplete and based on how our parents and their parents viewed the world – what they valued\, believed\, and passed on to us as our cultural legacy. And\, what we believe and how others share their beliefs touches the most profound parts of ourselves\, influencing not only our political identities\, but also how we enter into partnership\, particularly across difference; how we lead; and how we feel we belong at work\, at home\, and in life. \nTo build inclusive and equitable workplaces\, we have to be willing to deeply know ourselves and how our beliefs and values shape how we see and judge others. This self awareness is an underpinning of full partnership. \nLearning Outcomes \n\nLearn how to deeply listen to hear and recognize the humanity in ourselves and each other\nEmbrace paradoxes of sameness and difference\, individual and group\nExplore how our mindsets are shaped by our beliefs and values (what underpins our political identities)
URL:https://calendar.augsburg.edu/event/forum-presentaion-when-our-identities-conflict-learning-to-see-and-hear-each-other-across-difference/
LOCATION:Online/Webinar
CATEGORIES:Forum on Workplace Inclusion
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SUMMARY:Forum Webinar\, Mastering Cultural Differences: Strategies for Leading a Global Workforce
DESCRIPTION:When: May 27\, 2021 11:00 am – 12:00 pm CST\nLevel: Introductory\nTrack: Global Diversity\nPresenter: Luiza Dreasher\, Mastering Cultural Difference\nCost: Free\, $15 Suggested Donation \nRegister at https://forumworkplaceinclusion.org/webinars/mastering-cultural-differences-strategies-for-leading-a-global-workforce/ \nWith the trend toward a more diverse workforce continuing\, so are the ways we conduct business. In the past\, most U.S. businesses functioned primarily within our borders. Today\, globalization is proving to be a huge game changer for many companies\, big and small. With globalization and increased immigration\, the potential for misunderstandings in the workplace is really high. First\, language differences may lead to miscommunication and misinterpretation. Second you fail to take into account significant cultural differences. For example\, during a performance review\, you provide constructive criticism to an employee with the intent of helping him improve his performance. Later on you learn that he quit his job because of the shame and loss of face your feedback caused. In this interactive Webinar\, you will understand the impact of cultural differences in the workplace and learn strategies to bridge those differences effectively. \nLearning Outcomes \n\nLearn the importance of paying attention to cultural differences in the workplace\nRecognize differences in communication styles\nApply strategies to communicate effectively with a global workforce
URL:https://calendar.augsburg.edu/event/forum-webinar-mastering-cultural-differences-strategies-for-leading-a-global-workforce/
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