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SOCIAL INCLUSION (Final Course)

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About Course

Social inclusion is the process of ensuring everyone, regardless of background, has the opportunities and resources to fully participate in society and enjoy a normal standard of living. It involves improving access to education, employment, housing, healthcare, and decision-making processes to promote equal opportunities and a sense of belonging. Social inclusion aims to improve the lives of disadvantaged groups, benefiting not only the individuals but also the wider community and economy.

 

Social inclusion is about feeling you are part of a community, bonded together by a common identity and shared values. In this course, we’ll see how we can leverage social inclusion for maximum impact. 

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Course Content

Social Inclusion Basics

  • What is Social Incusion?
  • Social Inclusion in the Workplace…
  • Unconscious Bias and Social inclusion in recruitment…

How to be socially inclusive

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Student Ratings & Reviews

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Social inclusion ensures everyone to participate and contribute positively to the society
GK
1 month ago
Good match
GK
2 months ago
Relieving and eye opening
CM
2 months ago
Very Educative
Ann Maina
2 months ago
Great course social inclusion is a career super power for all professionals.i enjoyed learning
LM
2 months ago
Great
CA
2 months ago
This is great. Love Kimmin's video
FU
11 months ago
It is interesting to understand that our unconscious bias can have profound effect on other people's lives
UN
11 months ago
Yes it was a good match
ME
12 months ago
Sensitive but necessary topic. I am glad that we are learning about this from the side of Leadership so it helps us understand how we can be better leaders. But as followers, I know we know that social inclusion will always be a myth. Something that you have to be valuable enough to be a part of.
This balance is good.
AU
2 years ago
I really leaned alot about social inclusion.