DEI Flashcards

(17 cards)

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DEI history and today

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  • Assimilation was the norm
  • Civil Rights Act of 1964
  • More acts providing protection
  • DEI currently under attack
  • Treating people with respect
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DEI opposition

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  • Feelings of threat
  • Incredibly bad DEI training
  • Popular books
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3
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Diversity

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Counting heads

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4
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Inclusion

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Making heads count

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5
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Equity

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Fairness

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6
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Belonging

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Psychological safety

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Unconscious bias

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  • It’s not a human failing, it’s a feature
  • Biases are learned through culture and experience
  • Biases become hard-wired
  • It’s not about blame
  • Good people, despite their intent, can do things that have negative impact
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Microaggressions

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  • Prejudicial behaviors that are demeaning, humiliating, unethical, disrespectful, and unjust
  • Target socially marginalized/stigmatized groups
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Micro-assults

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Overt and intentional

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10
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Micro-insults

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“You’re so… for a…”

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11
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Micro-invalidations

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Dismissive of personal experiences

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12
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Neurological variations in people

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  • Autism
  • ADHD
  • Dyslexia
  • Tourette’s syndrome
  • Anxiety
  • PTSD
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13
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Neurodiversity at work

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Emphasizing strengths and unique perspectives

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14
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Medical model

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  • Cause of disability: inherent physical and/or mental impairment
  • Treatment: manage/cure the impairment
  • Perception of person: recipients of care to manage/cure their impairment
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Social model

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  • Cause of disability: environmental, attitudinal, and organization/structural behaviors
  • Treatment: remove external barriers that disable individuals
  • Perception of person: advocates for equity and works with allies to eliminate barriers
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16
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Adjustments for the neurodiverse

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  • No pressure to engage in small talk
  • Clear expectations and boundaries
  • Scheduled, uninterrupted focus time
  • Resect the need to ask questions and gain clarification
  • Reduction of light, noise, foot traffic and smells
  • Give time to process new information and adapt to changes
17
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Behavioral inclusion best practices

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  • Take time to consider which unconscious biases you may have
  • Expect and accept that you will make mistakes
  • Ask and listen
  • Allyship