K Mataōtama Strohl

In this discussion K defines psychological safety and its importance. They work with the audience to identify behaviors that undermine psychological safety while analyzing the factors that drive psychological safety. They offer solutions to barriers that cause harm and collaborate with the audience on their removal. By the end the audience will be ready to discuss ways to support psychological safety in the relationships they build on their teams.

K encourages the audience to set and respect boundaries in relationships. They dive into how boundaries create safer environments, healthier relationships and acknowledge dangerous practices. The audience is able to take new practices that center mental health and belonging.

In this discussion K defines intersectionality and identities. K uses various ways to describe intersections while ensuring the audience is aware of their own intersecting identities. By the end the audience understands the ways intersecting identities are often dismissed and are ready to embrace them instead.