Allyship in the Workplace

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Allyship in Work | Online Training

Allyship in the Workplace

Being an ally means acknowledging your privilege and using it to advocate on behalf of people from less-privileged, underrepresented communities. Understanding what allyship is and how to be a good ally will help you contribute to a workplace that creates inclusive teams in which diversity is championed. It can feel uncomfortable to acknowledge privilege and mistakes. But you can use yours to support your colleagues and work towards an equitable workplace for everyone.

Learning Outcomes

● Understand what allyship is and how it can benefit individuals and the wider organisation● Take initial steps to become or be a better ally● Use micro affirmations to affirm the identities of your colleagues

What you will learn

This workplace online training course will help you understand your role as an ally and how to work towards being a better one, including by using micro affirmations in the correct way.

Who I this course for

This online training course is designed for everyone because being an ally is the right thing to do, and anyone can do it with a little effort. Allyship in the workplace is especially important to support those who need it at every level.

Accessibility

Everyone has the right to learn and learner need can vary demanding on environment or disabilities. This course comes with transcripts so people have text options for an media, subtitles for all videos and is screen reader friendly with alternative text.We take a number of steps to ensure visuals and navigation is easy for your people. For more information on the steps we take for accessibility check out how we make our courses.

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  • Course Title
    Allyship in the Workplace
  • Duration
    10 min
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