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BIAS Worksheet PDF

The 30-Day Bias Action Challenge is designed to help individuals recognize and address biases in themselves and their interactions. It is divided into four weekly themes: Notice, Pause, Interrupt, and Influence, each with specific goals and activities to promote awareness and inclusive behaviors. Participants are encouraged to track their actions and reflect on their learning at the end of the challenge.
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BIAS Worksheet PDF

The 30-Day Bias Action Challenge is designed to help individuals recognize and address biases in themselves and their interactions. It is divided into four weekly themes: Notice, Pause, Interrupt, and Influence, each with specific goals and activities to promote awareness and inclusive behaviors. Participants are encouraged to track their actions and reflect on their learning at the end of the challenge.
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30-Day Bias Action Challenge

Week 1 – Notice
Goal: Spot patterns of bias in yourself and others.

Write down one assumption you notice yourself making each day.
Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7

In your next meeting, count who speaks first and who speaks last.
Note anyone who rarely speaks.

Observe language cues in emails or chats. Are certain voices ignored or


overlooked?

Tip: Track your actions. At the end of 30 days, reflect on what you learned
and what practices you want to continue.
30-Day Bias Action Challenge

Week 2 – Pause
Goal: Slow down decisions to reduce bias.
Before making a decision (even a small one), ask: “What perspectives am I
missing?” and list 2–3 alternative viewpoints.

Identify one colleague you haven’t asked for input recently and invite
them to share their view before finalizing a decision.

Review your last meeting notes: Did you favor ideas from familiar voices?
Highlight any patterns.

Tip: Track your actions. At the end of 30 days, reflect on what you learned
and what practices you want to continue.
30-Day Bias Action Challenge

Week 3 – Interrupt
Goal: Take action to include others and challenge assumptions.
In your next discussion, actively invite a quieter participant to share their
thoughts. Example: “I’d love to hear your perspective, ____________ .”

Notice assumptions in statements and gently question them: “Could you


share more context or examples for that idea?”

Challenge stereotypes respectfully instead of letting them pass


unnoticed.

Tip: Track your actions. At the end of 30 days, reflect on what you learned
and what practices you want to continue.
30-Day Bias Action Challenge

Week 4 – Influence
Goal: Share insights and encourage inclusive behaviors in your team.
Share one insight or behavior change from this challenge with a
colleague or your team.

Reflect on the month: List 3 situations where you noticed a difference in


how you evaluated ideas, people, or decisions.

Identify one inclusive habit you want to continue long-term and plan how
to embed it in your work routine.

Tip: Track your actions. At the end of 30 days, reflect on what you learned
and what practices you want to continue.
30-Day Bias Action Challenge

Week 1 – Notice
Goal: Spot patterns of bias in yourself and others.

Write down one assumption you notice yourself making each day.
Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7

In your next meeting, count who speaks first and who speaks last.
Note anyone who rarely speaks.

Observe language cues in emails or chats. Are certain voices ignored or


overlooked?

Tip: Track your actions. At the end of 30 days, reflect on what you learned
and what practices you want to continue.
30-Day Bias Action Challenge

Week 2 – Pause
Goal: Slow down decisions to reduce bias.
Before making a decision (even a small one), ask: “What perspectives am I
missing?” and list 2–3 alternative viewpoints.

Identify one colleague you haven’t asked for input recently and invite
them to share their view before finalizing a decision.

Review your last meeting notes: Did you favor ideas from familiar voices?
Highlight any patterns.

Tip: Track your actions. At the end of 30 days, reflect on what you learned
and what practices you want to continue.
30-Day Bias Action Challenge

Week 3 – Interrupt
Goal: Take action to include others and challenge assumptions.
In your next discussion, actively invite a quieter participant to share their
thoughts. Example: “I’d love to hear your perspective, ____________ .”

Notice assumptions in statements and gently question them: “Could you


share more context or examples for that idea?”

Challenge stereotypes respectfully instead of letting them pass


unnoticed.

Tip: Track your actions. At the end of 30 days, reflect on what you learned
and what practices you want to continue.
30-Day Bias Action Challenge

Week 4 – Influence
Goal: Share insights and encourage inclusive behaviors in your team.
Share one insight or behavior change from this challenge with a
colleague or your team.

Reflect on the month: List 3 situations where you noticed a difference in


how you evaluated ideas, people, or decisions.

Identify one inclusive habit you want to continue long-term and plan how
to embed it in your work routine.

Tip: Track your actions. At the end of 30 days, reflect on what you learned
and what practices you want to continue.
30-Day Bias Action Challenge

Week 1 – Notice
Goal: Spot patterns of bias in yourself and others.

Write down one assumption you notice yourself making each day.
Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7

In your next meeting, count who speaks first and who speaks last.
Note anyone who rarely speaks.

Observe language cues in emails or chats. Are certain voices ignored or


overlooked?

Tip: Track your actions. At the end of 30 days, reflect on what you learned
and what practices you want to continue.
30-Day Bias Action Challenge

Week 2 – Pause
Goal: Slow down decisions to reduce bias.
Before making a decision (even a small one), ask: “What perspectives am I
missing?” and list 2–3 alternative viewpoints.

Identify one colleague you haven’t asked for input recently and invite
them to share their view before finalizing a decision.

Review your last meeting notes: Did you favor ideas from familiar voices?
Highlight any patterns.

Tip: Track your actions. At the end of 30 days, reflect on what you learned
and what practices you want to continue.
30-Day Bias Action Challenge

Week 3 – Interrupt
Goal: Take action to include others and challenge assumptions.
In your next discussion, actively invite a quieter participant to share their
thoughts. Example: “I’d love to hear your perspective, ____________ .”

Notice assumptions in statements and gently question them: “Could you


share more context or examples for that idea?”

Challenge stereotypes respectfully instead of letting them pass


unnoticed.

Tip: Track your actions. At the end of 30 days, reflect on what you learned
and what practices you want to continue.
30-Day Bias Action Challenge

Week 4 – Influence
Goal: Share insights and encourage inclusive behaviors in your team.
Share one insight or behavior change from this challenge with a
colleague or your team.

Reflect on the month: List 3 situations where you noticed a difference in


how you evaluated ideas, people, or decisions.

Identify one inclusive habit you want to continue long-term and plan how
to embed it in your work routine.

Tip: Track your actions. At the end of 30 days, reflect on what you learned
and what practices you want to continue.

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