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Unconscious Bias (British Gymnastics)

Name: Unconscious Bias (British Gymnastics)
Start: 01-01-1970
End: 01-01-1970
Location: ONLINE - ANYTIME

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Organiser: British Gymnastics Venue: ONLINE - ANYTIME

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This short e learning course aims to give you a high-level understanding of what unconscious bias is and how it may impact your attitudes, behaviours and decision making.

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Outcomes:
– what unconscious bias is
– how it works and looking at some steps that can be taken to manage and reduce bias within your club.

Pre Requisites
Must be 16 years old or above.

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ONLINE - ANYTIME

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