(2 DAY WEBINAR) Unconscious Gender Bias in the Workplace
CE Type:IACETSW
# of CE's: 7.0
0.7 IACET CE's
CE Type: SW, IACET # of CE's: 7.0 CE's 0.7 IACET CE's
About This Course
This 2 ½ day, 6-hour Training explores how Unconscious Gender Bias practices continue to pervade the economic viability and equal representation of the female workforce in Modern America. This Training will explore how these Biases are developed, how they progress into structural inequalities that are embedded in the workplace environment and how they contribute to many prominent structural and cultural inequities in the female workforce. This course also seeks to increase awareness and provide tools of application to reduce and eliminate Unconscious Gender Bias in the Workplace.
Learning Objectives:
- Describe what Unconscious Bias is as well as other prejudices and Biases that can affect our perspective based on repetitive cultural experiences.
- Understand & Describe the Historical Foundations of Gender Inequity in the US
- Identify how Unconscious Gender Bias Impacts the Work Environment in the areas of Mental Health, Financial Costs and Cultural Consequences through our use of Language, Knowledge & Public Space.
- Gain an understanding of the Neuroscience of Gender Bias and how we collect, organize and utilize information differently between Genders in our Workplace environments
- Discuss Areas of Continued Struggle of Unconscious Gender Bias in the Workplace while exploring and practicing ways to Increase Gender Inclusion in the Workplace Environment.
- Describe the lack of advantages that are available to Women in the workplace including the Gaps in Leadership (Politically & Economically), Gaps in Pay & lack of access to privileges that are conducive to advancement.
- Discuss how the Nuclear Westernized Family Structure induces unequal Gender expectations and how this impacts Workplace Environments and Diversity & Inclusion practices in the workplace.
- Review resource materials available to utilize in the Workplace to reduce Unconscious Gender Bias practices including Hiring Practices & Performance Evaluations.
Intended Audience:
General Audience
Instructional Level:
Introductory
Completion Requirements:
Participants must attend the entire session, participate in all activities, and submit an evaluation within the 7 days of training to receive credits and a certificate. All CEU certificates and certificates of attendance will be received through the DBHIDS Learning Hub. Once you have completed your evaluation you will have access to your CEU or Certificate of Attendance through your DBHIDS Learning Hub Account.
Credit Statements:
BHTEN is accredited by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET) and is authorized to issue the IACET CEU.
As an IACET Accredited Provider, BHTEN offers CEUs for its programs that qualify under the ANSI/IACET Standard. BHTEN is authorized by IACET to offer CEUs for this program.
(0.7 CEU = 6.5 Training Hours)
Behavioral Health Training and Education Network BHTEN, #1779, is approved as an ACE provider to offer social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program. Regulatory boards have the final authority on courses accepted for continuing education credit. ACE provider approval period: 9/22/22-9/22/25. Social workers completing this course receive 6.5 General continuing education credits.
Course Instructors
December 12, 2022
Tara Bruno
Behavioral Health Training Specialist
BHTEN
MA, CAADC
Tara is an individual with lived experience who has learned how to overcome the obstacles of intergenerational violence and trauma and utilize her personal experience to inform and empower others. A first generation college graduate, Tara earned her MA in Applied Sociology as a Community Fellow Scholar at Lehigh University while serving as a grassroots community organizer for the RenewLV campaign. Tara then spent several years as an Adjunct Instructor in Sociology and Cultural Anthropology as well as served as an advisor for the student services multi cultural club and Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honors Society. Additionally, Tara has earned her Certification in Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counseling (CAADC) and is Certified in REBT (CBT), DBT & Trauma Informed Care. Tara spent several years in direct service as a Clinician for Inpatient, Outpatient, Mobile Therapy (Children & Adolescents), Mental Health and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) facilities. Tara has recently become a Certified Crisis Prevention & Intervention Instructor and a Mental Health First Aid Trainer. Tara is currently earning a Professional Certificate in Restorative Justice and was the recipient of the National Center on Justice Reform Scholarship. Tara plans to coordinate a training series that incorporates restorative justice practices in Philadelphia’s schools and community organizations. She also currently volunteers her time serving several community organizations in Philadelphia, including the Philadelphia & Pennsylvania Reentry Coalitions (PRC & PARC).
December 13, 2022
Tara Bruno
Behavioral Health Training Specialist
BHTEN
MA, CAADC
Tara is an individual with lived experience who has learned how to overcome the obstacles of intergenerational violence and trauma and utilize her personal experience to inform and empower others. A first generation college graduate, Tara earned her MA in Applied Sociology as a Community Fellow Scholar at Lehigh University while serving as a grassroots community organizer for the RenewLV campaign. Tara then spent several years as an Adjunct Instructor in Sociology and Cultural Anthropology as well as served as an advisor for the student services multi cultural club and Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honors Society. Additionally, Tara has earned her Certification in Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counseling (CAADC) and is Certified in REBT (CBT), DBT & Trauma Informed Care. Tara spent several years in direct service as a Clinician for Inpatient, Outpatient, Mobile Therapy (Children & Adolescents), Mental Health and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) facilities. Tara has recently become a Certified Crisis Prevention & Intervention Instructor and a Mental Health First Aid Trainer. Tara is currently earning a Professional Certificate in Restorative Justice and was the recipient of the National Center on Justice Reform Scholarship. Tara plans to coordinate a training series that incorporates restorative justice practices in Philadelphia’s schools and community organizations. She also currently volunteers her time serving several community organizations in Philadelphia, including the Philadelphia & Pennsylvania Reentry Coalitions (PRC & PARC).
June 12, 2023
Tara Bruno
Behavioral Health Training Specialist
BHTEN
MA, CAADC
Tara is an individual with lived experience who has learned how to overcome the obstacles of intergenerational violence and trauma and utilize her personal experience to inform and empower others. A first generation college graduate, Tara earned her MA in Applied Sociology as a Community Fellow Scholar at Lehigh University while serving as a grassroots community organizer for the RenewLV campaign. Tara then spent several years as an Adjunct Instructor in Sociology and Cultural Anthropology as well as served as an advisor for the student services multi cultural club and Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honors Society. Additionally, Tara has earned her Certification in Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counseling (CAADC) and is Certified in REBT (CBT), DBT & Trauma Informed Care. Tara spent several years in direct service as a Clinician for Inpatient, Outpatient, Mobile Therapy (Children & Adolescents), Mental Health and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) facilities. Tara has recently become a Certified Crisis Prevention & Intervention Instructor and a Mental Health First Aid Trainer. Tara is currently earning a Professional Certificate in Restorative Justice and was the recipient of the National Center on Justice Reform Scholarship. Tara plans to coordinate a training series that incorporates restorative justice practices in Philadelphia’s schools and community organizations. She also currently volunteers her time serving several community organizations in Philadelphia, including the Philadelphia & Pennsylvania Reentry Coalitions (PRC & PARC).
June 13, 2023
Tara Bruno
Behavioral Health Training Specialist
BHTEN
MA, CAADC
Tara is an individual with lived experience who has learned how to overcome the obstacles of intergenerational violence and trauma and utilize her personal experience to inform and empower others. A first generation college graduate, Tara earned her MA in Applied Sociology as a Community Fellow Scholar at Lehigh University while serving as a grassroots community organizer for the RenewLV campaign. Tara then spent several years as an Adjunct Instructor in Sociology and Cultural Anthropology as well as served as an advisor for the student services multi cultural club and Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honors Society. Additionally, Tara has earned her Certification in Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counseling (CAADC) and is Certified in REBT (CBT), DBT & Trauma Informed Care. Tara spent several years in direct service as a Clinician for Inpatient, Outpatient, Mobile Therapy (Children & Adolescents), Mental Health and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) facilities. Tara has recently become a Certified Crisis Prevention & Intervention Instructor and a Mental Health First Aid Trainer. Tara is currently earning a Professional Certificate in Restorative Justice and was the recipient of the National Center on Justice Reform Scholarship. Tara plans to coordinate a training series that incorporates restorative justice practices in Philadelphia’s schools and community organizations. She also currently volunteers her time serving several community organizations in Philadelphia, including the Philadelphia & Pennsylvania Reentry Coalitions (PRC & PARC).
December 11, 2023
Tara Bruno
Behavioral Health Training Specialist
BHTEN
MA, CAADC
Tara is an individual with lived experience who has learned how to overcome the obstacles of intergenerational violence and trauma and utilize her personal experience to inform and empower others. A first generation college graduate, Tara earned her MA in Applied Sociology as a Community Fellow Scholar at Lehigh University while serving as a grassroots community organizer for the RenewLV campaign. Tara then spent several years as an Adjunct Instructor in Sociology and Cultural Anthropology as well as served as an advisor for the student services multi cultural club and Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honors Society. Additionally, Tara has earned her Certification in Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counseling (CAADC) and is Certified in REBT (CBT), DBT & Trauma Informed Care. Tara spent several years in direct service as a Clinician for Inpatient, Outpatient, Mobile Therapy (Children & Adolescents), Mental Health and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) facilities. Tara has recently become a Certified Crisis Prevention & Intervention Instructor and a Mental Health First Aid Trainer. Tara is currently earning a Professional Certificate in Restorative Justice and was the recipient of the National Center on Justice Reform Scholarship. Tara plans to coordinate a training series that incorporates restorative justice practices in Philadelphia’s schools and community organizations. She also currently volunteers her time serving several community organizations in Philadelphia, including the Philadelphia & Pennsylvania Reentry Coalitions (PRC & PARC).
December 12, 2023
Tara Bruno
Behavioral Health Training Specialist
BHTEN
MA, CAADC
Tara is an individual with lived experience who has learned how to overcome the obstacles of intergenerational violence and trauma and utilize her personal experience to inform and empower others. A first generation college graduate, Tara earned her MA in Applied Sociology as a Community Fellow Scholar at Lehigh University while serving as a grassroots community organizer for the RenewLV campaign. Tara then spent several years as an Adjunct Instructor in Sociology and Cultural Anthropology as well as served as an advisor for the student services multi cultural club and Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honors Society. Additionally, Tara has earned her Certification in Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counseling (CAADC) and is Certified in REBT (CBT), DBT & Trauma Informed Care. Tara spent several years in direct service as a Clinician for Inpatient, Outpatient, Mobile Therapy (Children & Adolescents), Mental Health and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) facilities. Tara has recently become a Certified Crisis Prevention & Intervention Instructor and a Mental Health First Aid Trainer. Tara is currently earning a Professional Certificate in Restorative Justice and was the recipient of the National Center on Justice Reform Scholarship. Tara plans to coordinate a training series that incorporates restorative justice practices in Philadelphia’s schools and community organizations. She also currently volunteers her time serving several community organizations in Philadelphia, including the Philadelphia & Pennsylvania Reentry Coalitions (PRC & PARC).
March 13, 2024
(2 DAY WEBINAR) Unconscious Gender Bias in the Workplace
March 14, 2024
(2 DAY WEBINAR) Unconscious Gender Bias in the Workplace
June 3, 2024
Tara Bruno
Behavioral Health Training Specialist
BHTEN
MA, CAADC
Tara is an individual with lived experience who has learned how to overcome the obstacles of intergenerational violence and trauma and utilize her personal experience to inform and empower others. A first generation college graduate, Tara earned her MA in Applied Sociology as a Community Fellow Scholar at Lehigh University while serving as a grassroots community organizer for the RenewLV campaign. Tara then spent several years as an Adjunct Instructor in Sociology and Cultural Anthropology as well as served as an advisor for the student services multi cultural club and Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honors Society. Additionally, Tara has earned her Certification in Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counseling (CAADC) and is Certified in REBT (CBT), DBT & Trauma Informed Care. Tara spent several years in direct service as a Clinician for Inpatient, Outpatient, Mobile Therapy (Children & Adolescents), Mental Health and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) facilities. Tara has recently become a Certified Crisis Prevention & Intervention Instructor and a Mental Health First Aid Trainer. Tara is currently earning a Professional Certificate in Restorative Justice and was the recipient of the National Center on Justice Reform Scholarship. Tara plans to coordinate a training series that incorporates restorative justice practices in Philadelphia’s schools and community organizations. She also currently volunteers her time serving several community organizations in Philadelphia, including the Philadelphia & Pennsylvania Reentry Coalitions (PRC & PARC).
June 4, 2024
Tara Bruno
Behavioral Health Training Specialist
BHTEN
MA, CAADC
Tara is an individual with lived experience who has learned how to overcome the obstacles of intergenerational violence and trauma and utilize her personal experience to inform and empower others. A first generation college graduate, Tara earned her MA in Applied Sociology as a Community Fellow Scholar at Lehigh University while serving as a grassroots community organizer for the RenewLV campaign. Tara then spent several years as an Adjunct Instructor in Sociology and Cultural Anthropology as well as served as an advisor for the student services multi cultural club and Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honors Society. Additionally, Tara has earned her Certification in Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counseling (CAADC) and is Certified in REBT (CBT), DBT & Trauma Informed Care. Tara spent several years in direct service as a Clinician for Inpatient, Outpatient, Mobile Therapy (Children & Adolescents), Mental Health and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) facilities. Tara has recently become a Certified Crisis Prevention & Intervention Instructor and a Mental Health First Aid Trainer. Tara is currently earning a Professional Certificate in Restorative Justice and was the recipient of the National Center on Justice Reform Scholarship. Tara plans to coordinate a training series that incorporates restorative justice practices in Philadelphia’s schools and community organizations. She also currently volunteers her time serving several community organizations in Philadelphia, including the Philadelphia & Pennsylvania Reentry Coalitions (PRC & PARC).