This interactive workshop provides a framework for honestly evaluating your organization's or community's stage of inclusion.
Webinar Outline
Moving from diversity rhetoric to authentic belonging is challenging. This interactive workshop provides a framework for honestly evaluating your organization's or community's stage of inclusion. Through facilitated discussion and reflection, participants will identify systemic and cultural barriers hindering progress and gain tailored strategies to dismantle those blockers. Leave with a roadmap of tangible next steps to advance equity, amplify marginalized voices, and foster an empowering culture where all can thrive.
Learning Objectives:
- Assess the current stage of belonging using metrics on trust, psychological safety, retention, and engagement.
- Identify root causes and systemic barriers creating stagnation. Discuss challenges openly through story-sharing and perspectives-taking.
- Develop a targeted action plan with tools to increase accountability, equity, and cultural transformation relevant to your organizational context.
Trail Competencies
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Relevant Trail Types
General. All trail types are relevant.
Learning Credits and CEUs
Learning credits will be available to attendees and are included in the registration fee. The length of the session will determine the number of hours/credits given. In order to obtain credits, attendees must fill out an evaluation survey for each session they attend, as well as complete a learning credit tracking form noting each session they are requesting credits for (or a quiz if virtual). This form (and complete instructions) will be available online as well at registration. Email the conference host or [email protected] with any questions.
American Trails is a certified provider and can offer the following learning credits and continuing education opportunities: AICP CM, LA CES (most HSW approved), NRPA CEU Equivalency Petition, and CEU/PDH Equivalency Petition for other accepting organizations.
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