Consciously Unbiased is more than a company; it's a platform to amplify diverse voices and the cultural conversations that drive awareness and change. Their panel discussions combine storytelling with data to create a powerful push for inclusion.

The Break the Bias podcast is a must-listen for all of those interested in becoming social justice warriors. The candid conversations and impact makers featured in the episodes share paradigm-shifting insights on our current culture, and offer steps leaders of all levels can take to be part of the change.

A huge THANK YOU from the BNY Mellon team for the Becoming Consciously Unbiased trio of learning sessions. We’ve had really positive feedback from the attendees, and there is definitely a buzz at BNY Mellon around the globe. Your insightful, thoughtful and candid comments throughout provided our employees with important perspectives, and we are thrilled to be able to continue on this journey.

Our Conscious Conversation session went beyond traditional bias training: It provided the space to help me to connect with colleagues more deeply than I'd been able to in the past, and gave me the tools to have more constructive disagreements. It also enabled me to identify when I was being driven by bias—rather than logic—so I could slow down and choose a different response. I've carried the lessons learned into my daily life.

Our team participated in a virtual Conscious Conversation. It gave us the space to ask important questions, share our stories and learn from each other. What sets Consciously Unbiased apart from other training programs is that it’s very interactive, and we definitely felt more aware after just one session. Best of all, we left inspired to want to make a change!

This past winter The Black Professional Group at Bank of America New York had the great fortune of partnering with Consciously Unbiased to host a Conscious Conversation on being Black in the fashion world. It was a phenomenal event as the entire event was curated and anchored by Consciously Unbiased.

We all naturally develop biases to help us process information. However, being unbiased requires us to consciously unlearn the stereotypes that we’ve been socialized to develop. I was proud to be part of Consciously Unbiased's Break the Bias series, which sheds light on how we all can actively begin to unlearn our biases and stereotypes so that we can be present and mindful when interacting with those that we meet.

On behalf of RBC PRIDE we thank you for your insightful, lively and thought provoking conversation regarding bias. Your time and passion is very much appreciated.