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Preventing Harassment & Discrimination for Non-Supervisors - Extended

Learn about Preventing Harassment & Discrimination for Non-Supervisors - Extended version

Course Description

This course prepares learners to cultivate and maintain a workplace culture resistant to discrimination, harassment and retaliation. Employees will be equipped with the information and skills that promote intervention, empathy, and allyship. This version includes extended content for a deeper exploration of identity and allyship, and complies with Connecticut regulation.

Preventing Harassment & Discrimination for Supervisors is part of the Preventing Harassment & Discrimination Suite.


 

Learning Objectives​​​​

  • Raise awareness and bystander intervention skills addressing harassment, discrimination, and retaliation
  • Guidance on how to appropriately respond and report
  • How to use the appropriate actions to prevent or stop harassment with practical tips on creating a culture that promotes respect and professionalism with bystander intervention strategies and active allyship at the core
  • Satisfy sexual harassment training law for non-supervisors in Connecticut


 

Course Map

Preventing Harassment & Discrimination for Non-Supervisors Extended

Module 1: Introduction: Building Positive Workplaces

Building Positive Workplaces introduces learners to the course topics, functionality, and the idea of positive workplace culture in which everyone plays a role.

  • 3 Customizable Content Pages
  • 1 Custom Video Page
  • Pre-Course Survey

Module 2: Developing Awareness and Recognizing Discrimination

This module introduces learners to the concept of developing awareness in the context of discrimination, protected categories, and bias in the workplace. They also learn about the personal and professional impacts of discriminatory behavior, and topics such as inclusivity and equity.

  • 2 Customizable Content Pages

Module 3: Cultivating Attitudes and Identifying Harassment

This module allows learners to explore the attitudes that people bring to the workplace, and those that they expect from their colleagues. They also learn about the spectrum of behavior that can lead to harassment, and steps to prevent harassment. With a focus on cultivating positive, productive attitudes in the workplace, this module addresses barriers to intervention and problematic behaviors, including microaggressions, hostile work environments, quid pro quo harassment, and abusive conduct (bullying).

  • 3 Customizable Content Pages

Module 4: Taking Action Against Retaliation

This module introduces learners to the steps that can be taken to address a broad range of potential or actual harmful conduct, and available remedies and penalties to hold offenders accountable.

  • 4 Customizable Content Pages


Module 5: Exploring Identity and Allyship

In this section, we discuss the many overlapping and intersecting parts of identity, and how they impact the way we ally with those have experienced sexual harassment. The activities presented in this module will help learners be better colleagues and create safer, more inclusive workplace environments.

  • 2 Customizable Content Pages

Module 6: Maintaining Positive Workplaces

Maintaining Positive Workplaces concludes the course by reinforcing the elements of bystander intervention and why a positive workplace culture matters. Learners are encouraged to explore additional resources before the conclusion.

  • 1 Custom Policy
  • 3 Customizable Content Pages
  • 1 Custom Video Page

Intersession: 30-45 Days
The purpose of the Part 2 Survey is to measure learning outcomes and behavioral changes resulting from going through this course.

We recommend assigning Part 2 after a 4-6 week intersession is to allow learners to incorporate what they learned into their daily lives and experiences with their peers.

Automated Assignments  can be used to implement an intersession.

Preventing Harassment & Discrimination: Part 2
Post-Course Survey

 

Implementation Details

Audience
Non-Supervisors in Connecticut
 
Course Length
120 minutes
 
Configurable Options
14 Content Pages
2 Video Pages
1 Custom Policy
Additional Resources
 
Languages
Chinese (simplified or traditional)
English
French (Canada or France)
Portuguese (Brazil)
Spanish (Latin America)
Tagalog
 
Platform
Foundry
 




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