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trait such as race or gender as given I then examine the tolerance for different forms of discrimination from a normative legal or moral point of view. By Nick Fillo. WFO Shreveport, LA. 2009 Shreveport Diversity Workshop. Taking you through the learning experience of someone . who has never experienced this. Goals of this presentation:. . Define discrimination. Discuss the motives for discriminatory acts in the workplace.. on . the basis of disability. Module 5. Understand how discrimination on the basis of disability manifests itself. Recognize different forms of discrimination against persons with disabilities. Understand the link between non-discrimination and equality. Tasmanian CLC State Conference. Discrimination law update. 15 November 2013. Robin Banks, Anti-Discrimination Commissioner. Overview. Amended laws and operative dates. The amendments. Gender identity and intersex. VERDICT CASE COURT JUDGE DATE PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY(S) DEFENSE ATTORNEY(S) Defense Jesse Dampier v. County of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works, Rueben Ahmada, Joe Gonzal Stereotypes. Discrimination (Individual). Institutional Prejudice or Discrimination . Prejudice and Discrimination. Race and Ethnicity > Prejudice and Discrimination. Free to share, print, make copies and changes. Get yours at . Legal Working Group. Discrimination on the basis of race/ethnic origin. 9 November 2016 . 01. Equinet. Legal Working Group. Discrimination on basis of race and ethnic origin. Jayne Hardwick . Email: . Definition: . Stereotypes are characteristics assigned to groups of people by gender, race, national origin and other factors. . These characteristics tend to be oversimplifications of the groups.. For example, someone who encounters someone of a particular race or ethnicity for the first time may tend to judge everyone within that race or ethnicity by their previous experience.. Presented by Raymond Brown. and Meganne Downey. Ice Breaker. Objectives. By the end of this workshop, you will be able to: . Recognize how . biases create stereotypes and . barriers.. Analyze the . need to unlearn biased . Presented by Raymond Brown. and Meganne Downey. Ice Breaker. Objectives. By the end of this workshop, you will be able to: . Recognize how . biases create stereotypes and . barriers.. Analyze the . need to unlearn biased .  . Early occupation. Rule of law. Controlled lives. Controlled employment: community employment. Controlled employment: rural employment. Controlled finances. ‘Free’ from control. Community policing. Associate Professor Lorien Lake-Corral. Assistant Professor James Cook. February 8, 2017. -- slides & notes at jamescookuma.com --. Biologists & Sociologists. . reject. race as biological. instead,. in Health. David R. Williams, PhD, MPH. Florence & Laura Norman Professor of Public Health. Professor of African & African American Studies and of Sociology. Harvard University. A Driver of Early Interest in . Sometimes, there are disagreements and conflicts within our local community and in the wider world. Misinformation and misunderstanding can also cause problems between groups of people - which can cause concern for adults and can worry us too.. Module 5. Understand how discrimination on the basis of disability manifests itself. Recognize different forms of discrimination against persons with disabilities. Understand the link between non-discrimination and equality.