Uncovering our biases (especially when they cause harm)

In this week’s conversation, we’re talking about biases and how they’re often unconscious and so intertwined with our nervous systems that we react (fight, flight, freeze, fawn) without awareness that the bias is running the show. We started with a story about a man who discovered that whistling Vivaldi helped change people’s reactions to him.

There are two ways to learn more about biases and beliefs:

1. Join us for a webinar on May 29 when we’ll be talking about Biases, Beliefs and Identities - part of our Leadership for Liminal Spaces program.

2. Join us for four Sundays in June for Know Yourself: Self-Reflection for Wise Living when you’ll learn about your biases and beliefs and a whole lot more.