The Access Communications Approach
The Access Communications Approach
Booking with Access Communications means going beyond mere compliance. Our training programs leave a lasting impression on our audiences and foster cultures of respect in the workplace.
Forgoing the stale videos and tired PowerPoint presentations, Access brings professional actors right to your business. These actors dramatize real-life situations of discrimination, harassment and other business issues, while an experienced facilitator guides the audience toward compassionate understanding and effective resolutions of each scenario.
Sessions are typically 90 minutes in length and can be conducted multiple times a day. Presentations will be customized to fit your organization and its particular needs.
The programs are presented with drama, humor and good taste and keep the audience of employees engaged and focused on the learning topics throughout the session. Reactions during the programs, and post-program evaluations by audience and HR staff, are consistently enthusiastic.
Scenarios that we've presented include:
Who's On the Team?
Dangers of thinking in stereotypes
Under the Bus
Workplace fears and the culture of blame shifting
The Meeting
The sometimes invisible woman
Under Pressure
Bullying and intimidation by supervisors
Too Old?
Age discrimination and perceptions of older workers
When is a Compliment Not a Compliment?
Direct verbal harassment and hostile work environment
In the Elevator
Indirect verbal harassment
Turning the Tables
Inappropriate behavior is not gender specific
Asking For a Date
Quid pro quo
Dangers of technology
Roommate
Sexual orientation and privacy
Not Invited
Excluding those who are different
Wheelchair Bound
Working with people with disabilities
Who Flies?
Work/life balance issues
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