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Structural racism, defensiveness, and white fragility, by Dr. Robin DiAngelo

Structural racism, defensiveness, and white fragility, by Dr. Robin DiAngelo

ByEric KasoyagaJun 4, 20201 min read

White people are commonly defensive about race and racism. This is an important clue to the inner working of how people are socialized. Progressive white people can be the worst.…

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Webinar: Emotional Intelligence, Gender and Leadership, with David Cory

ByEITCJun 4, 20201 min read

Wednesday, June 17, 20207:30 AM to 9:00 AM MSTOnline, webinarRegistration link Who’s more emotionally intelligent, men or women? Who are better leaders, women or men? Are there differences between the…

Two people work together in a precarious balancing act of workplace safety.

EITC Webinar: Emotional Intelligence and Psychological Safety

ByDavid CoryJun 2, 20201 min read

You may have been hearing a lot about the importance of psychological safety in the workplace lately. What is meant by psychological safety and what is the relationship with emotional…

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