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Mindfulness & Unconscious Bias Workshop, Nov.13-14
- Item Number
- 162
- Estimated Value
- 150 USD
- Sold
- 25 USD to christie_ralston
- Number of Bids
- 1 - Bid History
Item Description
Mindfulness & Unconscious Bias: Transforming Internalized Notions
A Workshop for Mindfulness Practitioners
November 13 & 14, 2010
9:00am - 4:00pm
UW-Madison’s Pyle Center
Presented by The Center for Mindfulness & Justice and The Madison Doaguan
This mindfulness workshop will explore our unconscious adaptations & habit energy in a multi-cultural world, and will include Meditation via both sitting & movement. We will use experiential exercises to explore the ways in which we are conditioned to perceive difference - and the ways in which perceptions of difference influence our attitudes, behaviors, and responses to others.
We will explore how to keep our energies flowing toward rather than against one another while living and working in challenging environments.
Qualifies for 12 CEUs in Social Work
Item Special Note
Instructors:
Don Coleman
Don is retired from service with the UW-Madison School of Social Work where he taught Social Work with Ethnic and Racial Groups; Advocacy in Multi-cultural Settings; and Direct Social Work Practice with Individuals, Families & Groups. He is a licensed clinical social worker in the state of WI providing psychotherapy services at Midwest Center for Human Services. He is co-founder of the Midwest Center for Cultural Competence. Don is an initiated Daoist and co-founder of Madison Daoguan where he teaches Taiji Quan and Daoist Alchemy.
Cheri Maples
Cheri Maples is a meditation teacher, keynote speaker, and organizational consultant & trainer. In 2008 she was ordained a dharma teacher by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, her long-time spiritual teacher. Much of the training she provides is on the topics of privilege and unconscious bias. Cheri holds a J.D. and a M.S.S.W. and is a licensed attorney and licensed clinical social
worker in the state of WI, and is co-founder of the Center for Mindfulness & Justice.
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