The Bias Adjuster | bgibson@thebiasadjuster.com | 1 West Court Square, Decatur, GA 30030 | 404-494-7894
SERVICES

ORGANIZATION CULTURAL CLIMATE ASSESSMENT
The Bias Adjuster will train your organization and provide an assessment of its diversity and inclusion climate. Our services include using the data to assist your organization/institution’s future equity professional development and strategic planning.
The Bias Adjuster will train your organization and provide an assessment of its diversity and inclusion climate. Our services include using the data to assist your organization/institution’s future equity professional development and strategic planning.

IMPLICIT BIAS TRAINING
We provide online/virtual and in-person training that help trainees better understand and adjust their own implicit biases.
What Do The Bias Adjuster Trainees Experience?
We provide online/virtual and in-person training that help trainees better understand and adjust their own implicit biases.
What Do The Bias Adjuster Trainees Experience?
- Exposure to the science explaining how implicit bias develops from childhood to adulthood.
- Learn about how factors such as personality and specific social conditions (i.e. stress) impact implicit bias.
- Understand the ways in which implicit bias can impact the behaviors of well-intentioned individuals, and that few of us are immune to society’s deeply rooted social stereotypes.
- Understand how to use the observational method to assess prejudice and discrimination that may be associated with implicit bias in their surroundings.
- Understand the impact of implicit bias in higher education.
- Understand the impact of implicit bias in the workplace.
- Understand how to reduce and control implicit bias and achieve positive intergroup experiences.
- Have numerous counter-stereotypical examples of negatively stereotyped groups that will counteract negative attitudes.
- Participate in group/team-building exercises that reduce bias and foster positive intergroup interactions.
- Participate in a training that steers away from causing negative feelings (i.e., guilt, sadness, discouragement, anger, etc.).