Workshop Overview
To equip caseworkers with critical knowledge about the role of unconscious bias in shaping casework outcomes for children, young people, families, and carers. Recognizing their own biases, exploring the implications of bias-driven casework, and emphasizing the importance of actively eliminating such biases from their practice are essential components of this understanding.
- What is unconscious bias?
- When do unconscious biases occur?
- Unconscious biases in the workplace can affect….
- Different types of bias
- Case studies
- Removing bias from casework practice