Us vs. Them: The Psychology of Bias, Belonging, and Inclusion Workshop
A workshop exploring how social identity, bias, belonging, and group dynamics shape behavior, with practical approaches to empathy and inclusion.
The Main Objective of the “Us vs. Them: The Psychology of Bias, Belonging, and Inclusion” Course:
Enable participants to understand how social identity and group belonging influence behavior, recognize the impact of stereotypes, prejudice, stigma, discrimination, and implicit bias, and develop practical skills in empathy, perspective-taking, and promoting inclusion.
Target Audience:
High-school and university students, teachers, educators, counselors, social workers, HR professionals, community volunteers, nonprofit organizations, and anyone interested in diversity and inclusion.
About the Trainer:
Sara Sahloul
BA in Psychology with experience in education, coaching, and community development
Experienced English tutor working with adolescents and adults from diverse backgrounds
Job Coach with experience supporting individuals with disabilities in employment settings
Active contributor to youth, education, and psychosocial support initiatives
منهاج
- 5 أقسام
- 7 دروس
- 7 ساعات
- Course Introduction1
- Chapter 1: Why Humans Create Groups2
- Chapter 2: The Psychology of Stigma and Exclusion2
- Chapter 3: Building Inclusive Communities2
- Final Quiz1
المدرب
الفئة المستهدفة
- High-school and university students, teachers and educators
- Counselors
- Professionals
- Human resources professionals
- Community volunteers
- Nonprofit organizations







