Dolly Chugh
What’s inside
This book offers guidance on confronting and overcoming bias to become a better ally and advocate for marginalized groups.
You’ll Learn
- Improved self-awareness regarding biases
- Practical strategies for promoting inclusivity
- Enhanced understanding of social justice issues
- Skills for effective allyship and advocacy
Key Points
- Understanding implicit bias and its effects
- Becoming aware of one’s own biases
- Strategies for overcoming personal biases
- The power of being an ‘upstander’ rather than a bystander
- Tools for building an inclusive environment
- Engaging with and learning from marginalized communities
- The role of allyship in personal and societal change
Who’s it For
- Activists
- Educators
- HR Professionals
- Individuals seeking personal growth
- People interested in social justice
About the author
Dolly Chugh is a social psychologist and an associate professor at the NYU Stern School of Business. She’s known for her research on ethical behavior.