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"Beyond the Imposter Syndrome: How Work Environments Produce Impostorization, and What to Do About It"


Facilitator:  Bayan Qutub, CDP®, CDE®, Founder of B-Equitable

Date:  Wednesday, May 20, 2026 from 8:00-9:00am (EST)

Cost:  Members -  Free  |   Non-members $59


Many professionals experience imposter syndrome and often turn the blame inward. Yet this experience is frequently shaped and reinforced by work environments, social dynamics, and cultural messages that influence how individuals perceive their own legitimacy and capabilities.This workshop re-examines imposter syndrome through a broader and more equitable lens, moving beyond self-blame toward a systemic understanding of the issue, and offering practical pathways for change through an empowerment framework.




"Backroads to Belonging: Exploring Diversity in Rural America"


Facilitator: Becky Gabany, CDP®, CDE®, Owner of ChangeBridge Consulting

Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2026 from 12:00-13:00 (EST)

Cost: Members - Free |  Non-members $59


Rural communities are often portrayed as homogeneous, but in many cases, it is much more complex. The goal of this workshop is to challenge assumptions of rural sameness by showcasing the diversity present in small towns and agricultural regions across America. Participants will have the opportunity to see different aspects of diversity in these communities and how they shape overall rural life. This session will emphasize how power dynamics, privilege, and systemic barriers influence opportunities, outreach, and engagement.




"The Generational Shift and Its Impact on All Business Functions"


Facilitator: Leah Smiley, CDE®, Founder of IDC

Date: Wednesday, June 17, 2026 from 12:00-13:00 (EST)

Cost: Members - Free |  Non-members $59


Behaviors, Expectations, Attitudes, and Needs (BEANs) are shifting around the world. From social media usage and new terminology, to consumption habits and community engagement, Gen Z and Generation Alpha are diverse in more ways than one. What will it take to prepare your products/services for success in the marketplace? What workplace skills are required for your team to develop an agile, multi-generational approach to operations, leadership, and technology? And how can you harness generational insights to gain a competitive advantage? Find out the answers to these questions, plus more, in this dynamic discussion about the present and future state of work.




"Unpacking Unconscious Bias: Building Awareness, Accountability & Belonging"


Facilitator: Juliet Ladines Schwarz, Board Member, Woodland Hills / Warner Center Neighborhood Council

Date: Friday, June 26, 2026 from 12:00-13:00 (EST)

Cost: Members - Free |  Non-members $59


Unconscious bias influences how we perceive, evaluate, and interact with others—often without our awareness. In workplaces, schools, and community spaces, these hidden assumptions can shape decisions, relationships, and outcomes in powerful ways.This interactive webinar explores what unconscious bias is, how it forms, and how it shows up in hiring, leadership, discipline, collaboration, and everyday interactions.


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