Micro-aggressions

Micro-aggressions are subtle everyday behaviours, comments, or interactions with others that communicate some sort of bias based on a stereotype. They are often unintentional but tend to happen frequently enough to cause individuals to want to avoid interactions with people who may single them out, because of how they look or sound.

We were delighted to be joined by Yetunde Hofmann for the latest in our D&I speaker series. Yetunde provided some thought provoking insights on micro-aggressions - what they are, how to recognise them and the impact they can have. 

Watch Yetunde’s key takeaways below: