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Lunch and Learn Series

Elevate Your Workplace Culture with Lunch & Learn Sessions

A lack of inclusive training in the workplace can have adverse consequences like increasing the risk of miscommunication and creating an unwelcoming work environment. However, what happens after the "mandatory training" ends? Will staff willingly continue to engage in this important work? Will they have the necessary tools to navigate complex workplace dynamics? Will the responsibility fall disproportionately on certain team members? And are your colleagues equipped to participate in brave conversations that embrace productive dialogue?


This is where most workplace culture initiatives fall flat. When training is "one and done," employees have little space and time to continue exercising their new skills and tools. Inadvertently, this leads to some falling back into uncomfortable patterns that don't support a thriving workplace culture.


After skills are learned, colleagues need time to engage in safe conversations about current workplace challenges and belonging topics. Lunch and Learn sessions are the perfect format for these types of safe and brave conversations because participants are in a more casual state and understand that the goal of the session is to talk freely. These open dialogues give colleagues a chance to practice their new skills, creating lasting positive change in your company culture. 


Contact us today to lead your Lunch and Learn Series or download the guide to coordinate and facilitate them on your own. A COMPLIMENTARY guide has been provided for you.


Starting at $1,500 per session. 

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Interested in creating a more inclusive workplace culture? Looking for a safe space where all employees' voices are welcomed and valued? Download a complimentary Lunch & Learn topic guide today.

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Lunch & Learn Topics

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Examining Power & Our Voices Lunch & Learn Lab A

Performative Allyship & Wokeness LUNCH & LEARN LAB C

Examining Power & Our Voices Lunch & Learn Lab A

  • Define power and who has it, who's made it so, and who wants to keep it.
  • Examine power and our ability to use our voices to enact change.
  • Engage in a brainstorming session to determine how we can individually and collectively disrupt it. 


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Leading with Authenticity LUNCH & LEARN LAB B

Performative Allyship & Wokeness LUNCH & LEARN LAB C

Examining Power & Our Voices Lunch & Learn Lab A

  • Review research on sustaining brave cultures and recommendations for courageous cultures. 
  • Examine examples of how leading through vulnerability influences our personal and professional lives and ultimately improves performance. 
  • Examine strategies and resources to create inclusive and safe communities. 

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Performative Allyship & Wokeness LUNCH & LEARN LAB C

Performative Allyship & Wokeness LUNCH & LEARN LAB C

Performative Allyship & Wokeness LUNCH & LEARN LAB C

  • Explore performative allyship and why marginalized groups are tired of solidarity statements and want action. 
  • Facilitate conversations about (1) the signs of performative allyship and wokeness, (2) its impact on authentic diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging goals, and (3) how to move forward with authentic allyship through critical reflection and action.

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Silenced & Othered LUNCH & LEARN LAB D

Microaggressions with macro impact LUNCH & LEARN LAB E

Performative Allyship & Wokeness LUNCH & LEARN LAB C

  • Engage in reflective and honest discourse to disrupt oppressive ideologies.
  • Explore the social and emotional impacts of being silenced and othered.
  • Discuss how silencing and othering negatively impact individual and collective progress and growth.

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Microaggressions with macro impact LUNCH & LEARN LAB E

Microaggressions with macro impact LUNCH & LEARN LAB E

Microaggressions with macro impact LUNCH & LEARN LAB E

  • Evaluate language choice to determine if it conveys subliminal ableist, racist, sexist, ageist, heterosexist, classist, xenophobic, or privileged undertones.
  • Develop skills to effectively recognize, respond to, and prevent microaggressions in personal and professional settings.

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How Did We Get Here? LUNCH & LEARN LAB F

Microaggressions with macro impact LUNCH & LEARN LAB E

Microaggressions with macro impact LUNCH & LEARN LAB E

  • Review artifacts from various historical frameworks to discuss their purpose and role in shaping race relations in the United States.
  • Explore whose interest is being served with each document.
  • Discuss the importance of highlighting positionality in each of the referenced documents.

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