Let's Talk: Psychology of Bias

We inherently all carry biases with us sometimes consciously and sometimes unconsciously. Unconscious biases are social stereotypes about certain groups of people that individuals form outside their own conscious awareness. Everyone holds unconscious beliefs about various social and identity groups, and these biases stem from one's tendency to organize social worlds by categorizing.

Let's take the time to unpack how biases develop, the psychology behind bias, and how to identify our own biases. 

Event Agenda

• 5pm EST: Learning
• 5:30pm EST: Discussion

Registration is free but consider making a donation to Rock The Boat and Equal Justice Initiative (eji.org)

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About Cachet Prescott

Cachet Prescott is a professional shift talker who thrives on helping others be intentional, responsible and accountable for how they show up and move in the world. A social scientist by training and a part-time faculty member in Psychology, she founded Shift Matters, a space dedicated to making shift happen: shifting beliefs, thoughts, perspectives, actions, words and habits to move others from where they are to where they want to be. This military spouse and mother of three is also the producer and host of All Things (Un)learned, a podcast that explores unlearning as a powerful tool for personal growth and transformation and shares the inspiring unlearning journeys of people from all walks of life.

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About Let's Talk: Asian x Black Conversations

Let’s Talk is an Asian x Black dialogue series with the goal of opening conversations between the Black and Asian communities. It’s through understanding each other’s struggles that we can come out stronger together. The goal of this series is not to talk about how Asians can support Black Lives Matter or how to fight against Anti-Asian sentiments but more so an exploration and conversation between two groups of people who have different, yet similar experiences.