Bias & Stereotypes
Implicit bias (also known as "unconscious bias") exists in each person’s world view, affecting our behavior from the classroom to the workplace. We don’t necessarily feel it, but many of those around us do. As a result, implicit bias creates barriers to inclusion, performance, engagement, and, ultimately, innovation. And while we cannot completely rid ourselves of implicit bias, learning how to mitigate its impact is a skill that everyone can learn.
Results
Webinar: Intersectionality and Pay Equity for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islanders
This webinar will address the pay disparities often experienced in the AAPI community, including how race, ethnicity, age, and other aspects of identity impact wage gaps.
Webinar: Driving the Catalyst Effect: Women Leaders Cultivating Workplace Equity
At the end of this webinar, you will be galvanized to champion inclusion for women of all backgrounds.
SOLD OUT: Catalyst Conversation — Workplace Cultural Intelligence: Inclusion Through Dialogue
Join Catalyst and EY Switzerland for an in-person conversation about ways we can foster a culture of inclusion in our diverse and multicultural workplaces—because the last thing we want is to shy away from genuine conversations about the very things that make us unique!
What is Unconscious Bias? (Infographic)
We all have unconscious biases. Learn more about how they work and how you can overcome them.
Dow: Combatting Microaggressions Webinar Recording
Dow’s HR team and the Office of Inclusion, along with education technology company Mursion, created learning modules featuring virtual reality simulations for leaders, covering the topics of microaggressions and bias in performance evaluations.
Microaggressions Workshop
Define microaggression and key related terms and probe pain points that prevent us from talking about and addressing microaggressions.
Unconscious Bias: Definition and Understanding
Resources for employees to interrupt their own biases.
International Women’s Day – Sharing Perspectives (EMEA Roundtable Recording)
At Catalyst, our IWD 2022 campaign will #BiasCorrect unconscious leadership beliefs by reimagining the meaning of CEO to Chief Empathy Officer.
A Conversation on Unconscious Bias (APAC Webinar Recording)
Learn more about the development tools every manager should be equipped with to ensure equal opportunities are provided to all.
A Conversation on Unconscious Bias (Webinar Recording)
Learn more about the development tools every manager should be equipped with to ensure equal opportunities are provided to all.
Advancing Gender Parity Through Sponsorship (Webinar Recording)
Learn what executive sponsorship is and how you can use it to create a path forward for women at your organization.
Don’t “Fake It Till You Make It" in the Workplace (Blog Post)
Employees' mental health, wellbeing, and ability to be their true, authentic selves all impact their engagement at work.
5 Must-Read Books on Workplace DEI (Blog Post)
Catalyst's Kim Doyle recommends books on diversity, equity, and inclusion for people in various stages of their DEI journey.
Cultural Sensitivity in Global Workplaces: Flip the Script (Infographic)
These scripts help you start to get to know colleagues better without unintentionally devaluing their heritage and history.
International Women’s Day (Webinar Recording)
Listen to some of the most prominent and influential leaders in gender equality for a powerful conversation about “Choosing to Challenge” the workplace and societal norms and defaults of the past, toward building a more inclusive, equitable, and bias-free future for all.
Over Half of Indigenous Peoples in Canada Are On Guard to Experiences of Bias (Media Release)
Catalyst research finds many Indigenous Peoples in Canada pay an emotional tax at work and identifies ways managers can help.
Beware Performative Allyship: 3 Signs to Look For (Blog Post)
Expressing solidarity isn’t enough. Here are a few things to watch out for.
Stories of Latinas in the Workplace (Blog Post)
Throughout corporate America, Latinas have been emerging as prominent leaders, with an increasing number in large public companies with significant operating roles. Yet they may fall victim to adversities and […]
Manager’s Guide to Bias-Free Hiring (Blog Post)
Develop a more diverse and inclusive team by following these 5 steps.
Why Intersectionality Matters (Blog Post)
Race and gender are critical but not the whole story, explains Catalyst's Corin Ramos.