Implicitly Yours™

Implicit and explicit bias training for today’s workplace.

A practical training on implicit bias, explicit bias, discrimination, and microaggressions that helps staff build awareness, reduce unintentional harm, and make more thoughtful workplace decisions.

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Key benefits

✔ Build a shared understanding of implicit vs explicit bias
✔ Help staff recognize how stereotypes shape perception and behavior
✔ Strengthen awareness to reduce bias, discrimination, and workplace harm

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Quick Facts About Implicitly Yours™

What Implicitly Yours™ Teaches

Implicitly Yours™ is a practical implicit and explicit bias training that helps staff understand how unconscious associations, stereotypes, and learned assumptions shape workplace interactions and decision-making. Grounded in reflection and real-world relevance, the training introduces shared language for recognizing bias and preventing harm.

Participants explore how identity, social conditioning, and everyday messages influence the way people see themselves and others. The goal is not to assign shame, it is to build awareness so staff can better recognize bias, reduce unintentional harm, and respond with greater care and accountability.

The training also helps participants examine the relationship between bias, discrimination, and microaggressions, so they leave with a stronger understanding of how these patterns show up in the workplace and with the people they serve.

Pillar 1: Implicit vs Explicit Bias

Understand the difference between conscious and unconscious bias.

Pillar 2: Identity and Assumptions

Explore identity, stereotypes, and the assumptions people carry.

Pillar 3: Bias and Workplace Harm

Examine how bias can lead to discrimination, microaggressions, and harm.

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Learning Outcomes

  1. Define implicit bias and explain how unconscious associations influence perception and decision-making.

  2. Identify how implicit bias can impact workplace interactions, evaluations, and service delivery.

  3. Analyze the relationship between identity, social conditioning, and the development of implicit bias.

  4. Apply at least one bias-interruption strategy to reduce the impact of implicit bias in professional settings.

Tools Participants Learn

Participants leave with practical tools including:

  • Common language for discussing bias

  • Reflection prompts for identifying assumptions

  • A framework for understanding identity and social learning

  • Shared definitions of bias, discrimination, and microaggressions

  • Awareness strategies for reducing unintentional harm

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Who is Implicitly Yours™ for?

This training is Ideal For

• Employees and frontline staff
• Supervisors and managers
• HR and training leaders
• Cross-functional teams
• School staff and public service employees
• Social workers and service coordinators

Available Training Formats

Live Training
Facilitated workshop delivered via Zoom or in person.

Self-Paced Course
Interactive eLearning participants can complete on their own schedule.

SCORM for LMS
Organizations can integrate the course into their internal learning systems.

Each option can be customized for your team.

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Testimonials

“This training helped me better understand the difference between implicit and explicit bias, and why that distinction matters in workplace decisions. It gave our employees language we can actually use when talking about bias in a more thoughtful and responsible way.”

HR Analyst

“Implicitly Yours helped our leadership team reflect on the assumptions people can carry without realizing it. The training was clear, grounded, and accessible, and it opened the door for more honest conversations across our school system.”

School Superintendent

“I appreciated that the training did not shame people, it helped us understand how bias forms and how it can show up in everyday interactions. It made me think more carefully about how we treat coworkers and the public we serve.”

Public Works Employee
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Hours
Monday–Friday
7am–7pm Pacific Standard Time

Location
Oakland, California | & Your City!