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What Happens Now? Bias, Race, & Intolerance - Reviews

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Interesting information!
- John B
The speaker was excellent, the materials/slides were helpful and well done.
- Carole J
Tis course was great. It was the best course that I have ever attended on workplace bias.
- Robert B
Very interesting and informative.
- Jeffrey E
Thorough and excellent!!
- james g
Practical and insightful
- Michael H
The presenter was great. I thought there were no hippies left but I was wrong. The end got a little preachy but I loved it
- Robert S
The information showing how the brain works and how our bias is part of our nature as human beings to help us navigate the world was very interesting and informative.
- Richard C
Very good, this guy has a nice way about him. Will take courses in the future from him
- Timothy M
Clear and Concise
- Ronald H
I’m wondering if the lecturer was not well. He seemed to have a digestive and respiratory problem. However, the content was good and provocative.
- Eileen M. L
Excellent presentation.
- Paula G
Great presentation. I learned a lot of valuable information regarding bias. Thank you.
- Anna H
nice job.
- Gregory L
Best slides of a CLE program nice presentation and style!
- David N
Excellent. He used good examples to explain the concepts.
- Richard R
Great speaker
- Julie S
That was really good and spot on.
- Deborah W
Very interesting. Material was clearly presented and the lecturer's comments and clarifications were excellent.
- Marilyn Z
Excellant
- Stephen H
This was one of the best, most practice D/I CLEs I've seen so far. Too often D/I CLEs only discuss the problem and do not offer any real information or analysis on what we can do and what we need to be paying attention to. I know there is a problem - I want to know what I can do to help solve/alleviate it. Thank you!
- Deanna S
I enjoyed this program. The instructor clearly had a high level of knowledge of the subject and used amazing examples to explain different contexts we experience bias.
- Aimee G