Ethical Considerations for Interrupting Implicit Bias

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Ethical Considerations for Interrupting Implicit Bias

Credit(s):

1.5 Ethics

Course Number:

IL20210917

Original Program Date:

September 17, 2021

Duration:

1 hour 21 minutes

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Ethics, Social Justice

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Other: Illinois

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This course qualifies for ethics CEUs in Illinois.

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This interactive Northeastern District ethics presentation helps participants define and discuss implicit bias and how implicit bias impacts social work. We will explore microaggressions and systemic racism and reflect on our role as social workers in the work for equity and social justice. Participants will have space to examine their practice and leave with concrete ideas to counter implicit bias in their work through research-based interventions like counterstereotypes and mindfulness.

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