Leveraging Privilege for Equality: Pathways to Inclusive Leadership
ABOUT THIS COURSE
This course teaches to lead without abusing privilege, to amplify their influence on others, and what leadership style to use, and how to empower others.
Privilege is a covert form of prejudice that has often been overlooked. It shields us from understanding the challenges faced by those who are less fortunate and lack access to the resources we take for granted.
It is imperative to recognize how our own privilege impacts those around us and to actively work towards dismantling systems that perpetuate inequality.
Upon completing this course, you will have the ability to:
– Amplify your influence with others
– Uncover deeper significance in your relationships
– Embrace a leadership style centered on relationships
– Effectively empower others as you lead
– Elevate those around you
SESSIONS
- The Inequality Gap
- Bridging Inequality Through Relational Leadership
- Bridging Inequality Through Empowerment
- Bridging Inequality by Giving Hope
- You can Lift Others with Your Life
5
Sessions
62
Minutes
Dr Tan Lai Yong
Associate Professor, NUS
Assoc Prof Tan Lai Yong is a medical doctor by training. He graduated from NUS in 1985. In 1996, he and his family relocated to Yunnan, China, where he was involved in poverty alleviation, community development, and training of village health workers. On returning, Dr Tan was awarded a scholarship to do the Masters in Public Admin at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. He has also led about 10 NUS STEER trips to places like Botswana, China, India, and Myanmar.
Dr Tan Lai Yong
Associate Professor, NUS
5
Sessions
62
Minutes
ABOUT THIS COURSE
Privilege is a hidden form of prejudice that has been largely ignored. Privilege shields us from people who are less fortunate than we are, and don’t have access to the things we take for granted.
It’s important to look at how our own privilege affects others around us and work on eliminating systems where inequality thrives.
At the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
-
- Increase influence with others
- Find meaning in relationships
- Become a relationship-based leader
- Empower others as you lead
- Lift others up
SESSIONS
- The Inequality Gap
- Bridging Inequality Through Relational Leadership
- Bridging Inequality Through Empowerment
- Bridging Inequality by Giving Hope
- You can Lift Others with Your Life
ABOUT THE COURSE MASTER
Dr Tan Lai Yong
Associate Professor, NUS
Assoc Prof Tan Lai Yong is a medical doctor by training. He graduated from NUS in 1985. In 1996, he and his family relocated to Yunnan, China, where he was involved in poverty alleviation, community development, and training of village health workers. On returning, Dr Tan was awarded a scholarship to do the Masters in Public Admin at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. He has also led about 10 NUS STEER trips to places like Botswana, China, India, and Myanmar.
(*Billed annually)
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