Upcoming Webinar: Building Trust Through Intersectionality
The University of Phoenix is excited to announce its next event in the Educational Equity Webinar Series titled “Building Trust: How Intersectionality and Thoughtful Communications Can Help With Building Trust.” This important session is scheduled for January 16, 2025, at 11:00 AM MST. Designed for educators, diversity professionals, and higher education administrators, this webinar aims to foster engaging discussions about trust and communication among diverse groups.
Focus on Effective Communication Skills
In today’s dynamic work environments, effective communication is vital. Tondra Richardson, the director of Student Diversity & Inclusion at the University of Phoenix, emphasizes the significance of understanding intersectional identities. By acknowledging how these identities affect communication, participants can develop strategies that enhance interpersonal skills in various settings. This webinar provides practical approaches to recognizing intersectionality in conversations, ultimately fostering trust among participants.
Featuring Expert Insights
Joining the discussion is Zhou Fang, a well-respected consultant and the founder of Intersectional Group LLC. Fang’s work revolves around empathy, compassion, and intentional communication strategies. His insights will provide valuable perspectives on how thoughtful engagement can shape our interactions, especially in diverse workplace atmospheres.
Hosts of the Educational Equity Webinar
Co-hosting this engaging webinar will be Tondra Richardson and Saray Lopez, both directors within the Office of Educational Equity at the University of Phoenix. Their joint efforts are aimed at enhancing cultural awareness within educational and professional settings through such initiatives.
A Commitment to Educational Equity
The Office of Educational Equity (OEE) plays a vital role in promoting diversity and inclusion within the University of Phoenix community. By hosting series of webinars like this, the OEE aims to create an inclusive environment that fosters productive dialogue and builds strong community alliances. Programs such as the Inclusive Leadership Summit are among their ongoing efforts to support educators and students throughout the year.
Engage with Us and Be Part of the Conversation
Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your understanding of intersectionality and its impact on communication. Engagement is important not just for personal development but also for creating supportive environments where everyone feels valued and included.
How to Register
Interested individuals are encouraged to register for the upcoming webinar to secure their spot. You can sign up on the University of Phoenix website and gain access to insightful discussions and expert tips on enhancing trust through careful communication practices.
About University of Phoenix
The University of Phoenix is dedicated to innovating educational experiences to cater to working adults striving to enhance their careers. This institution offers flexible schedules and relevant programs designed to keep pace with a rapidly evolving job market. Their commitment to career development and educational equity extends through various initiatives aimed at enriching the lives of students while helping them manage their professional and personal commitments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main topic of the upcoming webinar?
The webinar will focus on the relationship between intersectionality and effective communication, specifically how they can foster trust.
Who are the speakers at the event?
The discussion will feature experts Tondra Richardson and Zhou Fang, both knowledgeable in diversity and inclusion practices.
When is the webinar taking place?
The event is set for January 16, 2025, at 11:00 AM MST.
Who should attend the webinar?
This session is beneficial for educators, DEIB professionals, higher education leaders, and anyone interested in enhancing their communication skills.
How can I register for the event?
Registration is available through the University of Phoenix website, where interested participants can secure their slots for the webinar.
