From Surviving to Thriving: Creating Equitable Environments Through Emotional Intelligence and Culturally Relevant Practices
Training overview
For community members to thrive, they must feel safe to be who they are; they must love themselves. As a result, our leadership, instruction, and assessment must foster psychological and emotional safety through emotional intelligence, culturally responsivity, and anti-racist practices. During this interactive session, participants will explore impostor syndrome, emotional intelligence, and culturally relevant pedagogy, and anti-racist practices. Through narrative, Dr. Simmons will discuss how the intersection of emotionally intelligent and culturally relevant practices can create equitable and welcoming communities, where everyone can learn in the comfort of their skin.
Key takeaways
Explore impostor syndrome
Discuss the skills of emotional intelligence as well as cultural relevant and anti-racist practices.
Explore the intersections between culturally relevant practices and emotional intelligence
Describe ways to incorporate culturally relevant and emotionally intelligent practices into participants’ lives and work