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Bite-Size Modules to Educate on Privilege

For learning and development initiatives to succeed, it is vital that everyone, regardless of their role, understands the power and potential of their privilege as a source for good.

Our resources cover 20 dimensions of privilege and the role they can play in determining how to navigate life and daily workplace situations. Learn how privilege can include as well as exclude. Recognise when differences can lead to marginalisation, bias, and prejudice. Aim to build a culture of allyship by reframing privilege, from how it is understood, navigated, and leveraged, towards a future where one can use it to remove barriers, create social change and a more equitable world.

Through micro-learning, our content explains how one can build greater empathy and ultimately change behaviours to become more inclusive and level the playing field.

  • Age
  • Career
  • education
  • Extroversion
  • Family
  • Gender
  • Gender Identity
  • Intelligence
  • Language
  • Mental Health & Ability
  • Nationality
  • Neurodiversity Status
  • Physical Attractiveness
  • Physical Health & Ability
  • Race & Ethnicity
  • Religion
  • Sexual Orientation
  • Skin Colour
  • Social Class
  • Weight
  • Age
  • Career
  • education
  • Extroversion
  • Family
  • Gender
  • Gender Identity
  • Intelligence
  • Language
  • Mental Health & Ability
  • Nationality
  • Neurodiversity Status
  • Physical Attractiveness
  • Physical Health & Ability
  • Race & Ethnicity
  • Religion
  • Sexual Orientation
  • Skin Colour
  • Social Class
  • Weight

Access to HQL suite content via desktop & our app

  • Check Your Privilege
    10 work/life statements to prompt thinking about privilege and lived experience.
  • Training Video
    Short videos showcasing each dimension of privilege with definitions and explanation.
  • Pop Quiz
    Multiple-choice questions per privilege to evaluate learning. Mandatory for a CPD module completion certificate.
  • Reflection Handouts
    Exercises to help translate learning into behaviours/actions via recall and narrative development.
  • Bonus Content
    Recent articles with different perspectives to develop a broader and more contextual understanding.

Video Scenarios & Immersive Learning

Video scenarios elevate these discussions, as more visual information is revealed such as how a character is observed, their social identities, how they speak, behave, and what their body language is saying. Learners witness different kinds of reactions, actions, and inaction in situations, while exploring the consequential impact of those behaviours.

This innovative and engaging approach to learning via experiential storytelling uses actors to highlight how biases can creep in and affect one’s behaviours including flagging different ‘entry points’ of bias which can hinder diverse and inclusive decision making.

All video scenarios have a runtime ranging from 4 to 8 minutes.