For Staff, and PhD students with teaching responsibilities, in the Faculty of Brain Sciences, UCL.

Following the success and high demand for the Racialised Implicit Bias training held in 2020, Dom Jackson-Cole, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Trainer from SOAS University of London, is returning to the Faculty to deliver 12 more sessions, with his colleague Joris Lechene.

The training session will focus on sociological aspects that drive our thinking behind racism, ‘race’ and whiteness, and intersectionality.

There will be 2 short breaks within the session, and opportunities to work with others in breakout rooms.

The event will be held on Zoom. The Zoom link will be sent in the confirmation email when you have registered for this event, under 'Additional Information'.

Capacity is limited so please register as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

Please contact fbs.edi@ucl.ac.uk with any queries.

Feedback from previous attendees:

"I would 100% recommend this training to others. It felt much more of a safe space to discuss and understand and really reflect on issues that we have in our work."

"This should be mandatory training for every department and for staff at all levels"

"This session gave me a better sense of how to be an ally and an understanding of the importance of challenging resistance or reliance on the status quo."

Whiteness and White Fragility Training, April 27