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X-WR-CALDESC:Please join UWNU’s Nonprofit Connection\, and certified DEI pr
 ofessional Shardae Jones\, for a lunch and learn surrounding how to foster
  inclusive workspaces.\n \nLeaders play a critical role in fostering inclu
 sive and respective workplaces that empower team members to thrive and imp
 rove organizational outcomes. This half-day interactive discussion and wor
 kshop will provide non-profit leaders\, managers\, and team supervisors wi
 th the tools to navigate the key components of practicing sensitivity in t
 he workplace. This workshop is ideal for nonprofit leaders\, program direc
 tors\, HR professionals\, and board members who are committed to enhancing
  their organization's workplace environment and addressing potential chall
 enges related to sensitivity and inclusion. Lunch will be served\n \n\nMee
 t the presenter!\nShardae has had the privilege of being born and raised i
 n Ogden\, Utah. Completing her education in the Ogden School system and mo
 ving on to graduate from Weber State University with a Bachelors of Integr
 ated Studies Degree with an emphasis in HealthCare Administration\, Crimin
 al Justice and Communications. During her formative years she understood t
 he importance of serving her community and has continued to do so by spend
 ing her spare time volunteering for local nonprofit organizations\, servin
 g on the Ogden City Diversity Commission\, and representing as a member of
  the Executive team of the local NAACP Ogden Branch and various other comm
 unity affiliations. Shardae believes that representation\, education and r
 espect are imperative to the success of her community. Shardae has several
  years of experience working within the healthcare system including workin
 g as a Community Health worker where she saw first-hand disparities that e
 xisted for people of color and low income individuals. She now works in pr
 evention as a Coalition Coordinator addressing the issues of substance mis
 use among youth in the Weber County area. Her professional and volunteer b
 ackground coupled with her lived experience growing up as a Black woman na
 vigating predominately white spaces led her to complete her certification 
 in DEI from Cornell University to further address the importance of divers
 ity to ensure people no matter their status in society understand the impa
 cts of understanding our own biases and helping others to gain the tools t
 o identify their own bias to make the community she lives in one where eve
 ryone has an opportunity to succeed.
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DESCRIPTION:Please join UWNU’s Nonprofit Connection\, and certified DEI pro
 fessional Shardae Jones\, for a lunch and learn surrounding how to foster 
 inclusive workspaces.\n \nLeaders play a critical role in fostering inclus
 ive and respective workplaces that empower team members to thrive and impr
 ove organizational outcomes. This half-day interactive discussion and work
 shop will provide non-profit leaders\, managers\, and team supervisors wit
 h the tools to navigate the key components of practicing sensitivity in th
 e workplace. This workshop is ideal for nonprofit leaders\, program direct
 ors\, HR professionals\, and board members who are committed to enhancing 
 their organization's workplace environment and addressing potential challe
 nges related to sensitivity and inclusion. Lunch will be served\n \n\nMeet
  the presenter!\nShardae has had the privilege of being born and raised in
  Ogden\, Utah. Completing her education in the Ogden School system and mov
 ing on to graduate from Weber State University with a Bachelors of Integra
 ted Studies Degree with an emphasis in HealthCare Administration\, Crimina
 l Justice and Communications. During her formative years she understood th
 e importance of serving her community and has continued to do so by spendi
 ng her spare time volunteering for local nonprofit organizations\, serving
  on the Ogden City Diversity Commission\, and representing as a member of 
 the Executive team of the local NAACP Ogden Branch and various other commu
 nity affiliations. Shardae believes that representation\, education and re
 spect are imperative to the success of her community. Shardae has several 
 years of experience working within the healthcare system including working
  as a Community Health worker where she saw first-hand disparities that ex
 isted for people of color and low income individuals. She now works in pre
 vention as a Coalition Coordinator addressing the issues of substance misu
 se among youth in the Weber County area. Her professional and volunteer ba
 ckground coupled with her lived experience growing up as a Black woman nav
 igating predominately white spaces led her to complete her certification i
 n DEI from Cornell University to further address the importance of diversi
 ty to ensure people no matter their status in society understand the impac
 ts of understanding our own biases and helping others to gain the tools to
  identify their own bias to make the community she lives in one where ever
 yone has an opportunity to succeed.
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LOCATION:2955 Harrison Blvd\, Ste 201\, Ogden\, UT 84403 US
SUMMARY:NPC Lunch & Learn: Creating Inclusive Workspaces
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