FAS Diversity Dialogues
Led by experts in the field, FAS Diversity Dialogues are forums for FAS staff and faculty to build awareness around a range of issues related to diversity and inclusion. At these Dialogues, employees are able to learn from experts in the field about topics such as unconscious bias, cultural competency, and being an active bystander. The Diversity Dialogue series is open to all in the FAS and to the Harvard community at large.
2023-2024 Diversity Dialogues
Sustaining the Movement Through Mitigation of Bias
The theme for the 2023-2024 Diversity Dialogues is the same as last year: Sustaining the Movement Through Mitigation of Bias. Bias continues to be a pervasive and harmful behavior that can cause irrevocable damage to one’s self esteem, abilities to perform and opportunities to succeed. We cannot create enough opportunities to discuss bias, its harmful effects and mitigation strategies available to us.
Upcoming Diversity Dialogues
The discussion will include an introduction to neurodiversity, anti-burnout tools and addressing self-advocacy needs for neurodivergent people. The Dialogue will be led by Dr. Daniel Wendler, a best-selling author, nationally recognized keynote speaker, and a proud autistic self-advocate.
April 26, 2024
11:00am-1:00pm
Zoom
Click here to register online: https://harvard.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcsdOGuqDwrGNzkEFxBekipjSvekibX61hQ#/registration