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CPHR Nova Scotia is pleased to partner with CPHR BC & YK on this learning opportunity.
CPHR CPD hours: 1.0
Description The term 'toxic masculinity' has been used to describe the negative impact of the behaviour of some men. In this webinar, we will explore what is meant by the term toxic masculinity and its relationship to workplace effectiveness. How does toxic masculinity impact workplace culture, psychological safety, and individual and team effectiveness? What might be the relationship between toxic masculinity and emotional intelligence? We will discuss a potential way forward which involves leveraging emotional intelligence competencies to reduce the damaging effects of toxic masculinity. Join Jill Cory and David Cory, Vancouver Island-based coaches and leadership development specialists, as they share with you what you need to know as an HR professional and how to reduce and/or shift the impact of toxic masculinity in your workplace.
In this presentation, you will learn:
- What we mean by Toxic Masculinity and why it matters
- What Emotional Intelligence is and why it matters
- To describe the relationship between toxic masculinity and EI
- What organizations are doing to mitigate against the negative impacts of toxic masculinity in the workplace
About the Presenters David Cory is a certified coach (CPCC), speaker, and leadership development specialist known for his expertise in applying the concept of emotional intelligence to leadership development for individual and organizational performance improvement. David founded the Emotional Intelligence Training Company Inc. in 1998, which is the leading provider of the EQ-I 2.0/EQ 360 Certification Course globally. He also coaches leaders, designs and delivers leadership training and has a passion for seeing clients develop their emotional intelligence skills and get more of what they want out of work and life.
Jill Cory is a certified coach (CPCC), author, and speaker and an experienced leadership development specialist with a passion for developing innovative, diverse and equitable workplaces. For 19 years, Jill held a leadership role at BC Women’s Hospital & Health Centre. In this role, she was responsible for leading a team to meet a provincial mandate to develop and deliver training, conduct community-based research, develop and implement policy, and engage organizations and communities in sustainable, strategic actions.
Jill is the co-author of When Love Hurts, A Woman’s Guide to Abuse in Relationships, published by Penguin Random House. She has also published many other reports and policy documents in the field of violence against women in relationships.
Pricing
CPHR NS Members FREE
Non-Member $29.99
How to Register
Registration Deadline: May 20, 2021
Register directly through CPHR BC & Yukon's website.
For CPHR Nova Scotia members, use the discount code NS-MEM21.
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