Addressing Implicit Bias

Effective mentorship requires actively addressing and mitigating implicit biases that may hinder the progress of women in STEM. Training programs for mentors that cover topics such as gender bias, cultural competency, and inclusive communication techniques can help create a more supportive and equitable mentoring environment.

Effective mentorship requires actively addressing and mitigating implicit biases that may hinder the progress of women in STEM. Training programs for mentors that cover topics such as gender bias, cultural competency, and inclusive communication techniques can help create a more supportive and equitable mentoring environment.

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Catherine Castillo
Partner and Director at Codertal, Supertap, Machine Ventures, mykuya
Tue, 07/16/2024 - 07:42

Train mentors in using language and behaviors that are inclusive and supportive (incorporation of Inclusive Communication Techniques).

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