Becoming a Male Ally at Work

Becoming a Male Ally at Work

39mGeneral2023-12-19

Authors

Emilie Aries

Emilie Aries

Speaker, Writer, Podcaster, Founder and CEO of Bossed Up

Course details

Gender diversity in the workplace drives innovation and performance. As a male ally, you can help boost diversity by chipping away at the systems that perpetuate everyday unconscious bias. In this course, Emilie Aries shares simple actions you can take right away to further gender equality in your workplace. Get tips for amplifying women's voices at work, including how to use your power to pass the mic to those whose voices often go unheard. Learn how to challenge the common leadership-likability double bind that women face as they rise through the ranks. Plus, learn how to sponsor women at work, shoulder your share of emotional labor, and more.

Learning objectives
Explain what “name the bias to tame the bias” means.
Identify three best practices used to call someone in on their behavior.
Summarize why the leadership-likeability double-bind exists.
Define “microaggression.”
Recall the definition of emotional labor.
Recognize three strategies used to help a colleague who has to provide a lot of emotional support to a client or coworker.

Skills covered

AllyshipWorkplace EquityInclusive LeadershipDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)PersonaProfessional DevelopmentLeadership and Management

Concepts

Introduction

  • Why women need allies at work

Amplifying Women's Contributions at Work

  • Amplifying women's voices at work
  • Pass the mic
  • Give proper credit
  • Disrupt interruptions

Pushing Back on Double Binds

  • The leadership-likability double bind
  • Assertive versus aggressive
  • Calling out mislabeling

Encouraging Women

  • Why women benefit from extra encouragement
  • How to mentor and sponsor women
  • Being transparent about pay

Sharing Emotional Labor

  • What is emotional labor
  • Emotional support
  • Office housework

Conclusion

  • Make it happen
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