Personal Identities & History
This 2-session course covers the identification of personal elements of “self” and various components of personal and social identities that influence how we walk through the world and relate to others.
What you will learn
- Identify personal elements of “self” and various components of personal and social identities
- Explain how understanding one’s personal identity and building an appreciation for others’ complex identities directly influences cultural humility
Workshops typically include:
- Introductions and icebreakers
- Review of social self-awareness assessment
- Reflection and dialogue on cultural identity development models
- Overview of activities that facilitate values and behavioral alignment
- Small group discussion on values based and servant leadership
- Self-assessments and action planning
Who should attend:
- DEI leaders, chief diversity or equity officers, administrators, classified professionals, students, program leaders, clergy, community center staff, counselors, educators, therapists, coaches, social workers, and mentors
- Anyone who works directly with other people
- Anyone who works in an organization/network/coalition dedicated to ensuring the cultural safety, health, well-being, sense of belonging, and equity for themselves and others
Format:
4 hours in length
Virtual or Hybrid
Facilitated by 2 APC trainers
Prerequisites:
Introduction to Cultural Humility
Consulting
Coaching
Courses
Speakers
Certification