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Webinars

An ongoing, exciting series of webinars focussing on the issues of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion.

Webinar access is available for anyone wishing to expand their knowledge and understanding of the wide range of EDI issues.

Access is free for PILAA Friend Members.

PILAA Members get free access to our webinar series.

Upcoming Webinars

Self-Censorship & Facilitating Difficult Dialogues

Webinar & Interactive Workshop
Tuesday 26th May
Time: 11:00 – 12:30

There are many instances when you would need to think about how you would facilitate a difficult dialogue, which range from engaging in a sensitive topic with someone or a group, to talking about a subject or something outside of your identity or from engaging in a disagreement with a colleague, a line manager or even worse, a customer or client. How you do this, either effectively or non-effectively is paramount to building healthy relationships in your teams and fostering positive self-well-being.

Neurodiversity 101

Webinar & Interactive Workshop
Wednesday 27th May
Time: 11:00 – 12:30

Why is there an idea that there is a ‘normal’ or ‘healthy’ brain or mind? This is no more valid than the idea that there is a ‘right’ or ‘normal’ gender, race or culture. Neurodiversity is therefore an essential form of human diversity and is to be celebrated.
In this is introductory workshop based on the experiences of living with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and dyslexia, we explain the difference between being neurodiverse, neurotypical and neurodiversity.

"Eye Can't See A Problem"

Webinar & Interactive Workshop
Friday 29th May
Time: 11:00 – 12:30

In this training, delegates will go on a journey of provocations around our understandings of unconscious bias, and how that is created as a result of living in a racist, classist, ableist, and sexist society, with regard to constructed notions of difference. It aims to unpack individual and collective belief systems and those beyond the usual dogma. What goes without saying and who’s voices are heard in the workplace?

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