Relational Coordination:
A Tool for Deconstructing Systemic Discrimination in the Workplace?
The workshop offers dialogic conversations to bring together people with different views and lenses to talk about the state of systemic discrimination and to explore how Relational Coordination can be used to address systemic discrimination and bridge the associated chasms to help solve our most pressing problems. SESSION DATES:
Thursday Nov 12, 2020 4-5:30 PM ET
LOCATION:
Online
Free for RCRC partners and students!
Recent events in American society have intensified public attention to the issue of systemic discrimination in society, workplaces and relationships as evidenced by worldwide demonstrations of dissent against wanton abuse of power driven by institutionalized racism, and commensurate outpouring of support for the victims of such abuse, as covered by various media outlets around the world.
In the midst of this turbulence, uncertainty, ambiguity and complexity lies the opportunity for hope that a nation can rise to fulfill its aspirational vision of itself - e pluribus unum.
Join us as we experientially explore the ways and means by which relational coordination can help heal a divided people. The roles of unconscious bias, in-group bias, out-group derogation, intention, reward, punishment and conscious choice will be explored in this journey.
We hope you will join us!