Allies are allies in solidarity - and an important piece of the puzzle of a more equal-opportunity corporate culture. It is about actively, consistently and courageously using one's own privileges in a spirit of solidarity. It means building coalitions with marginalized groups - with the common goal of a more equal opportunity workplace. Learn to work together, hand in hand, to fight the very forms of discrimination that do not prevent you yourself from flourishing. In our Allyship training, you'll learn how to begin your journey as an Ally and build a supportive and empowering culture in your organization.
With Allyship Trainings to stronger teams
How do I become an Ally?
Allyship takes place on different levels - intersectional instead of one-dimensional. You will learn about these levels in the Allyship training in order to be able to think and act in a truly comprehensive way of solidarity: What constitutes effective allyship? What is the role of marginalized people when working with Allies? How can cis people advocate for trans people's issues? What should white people do to address racism? What role does the structural level play in this? And how do we do this as an organization in a way that really benefits communities in the long run?
"True allyship is reflective and supportive. And for teams: indispensable."
After our Allyship Training you will know
What makes a good Ally and how to act in true solidarity when you see injustice in your workplace.
Understanding allyship as a process that begins with reflecting on your privilege and requires courage and constant learning and unlearning.
when you can act as an ally, when you should pass the mic, and how to avoid false allyship.
Set an impulse with your team
In our interactive impulse, you'll first learn more about your privileges and the most important Ally basics. In small and large groups, we will discuss blockages and fears that prevent many Allies from becoming truly vocal. In scenario discussions we will find ways together how you can become an effective Ally and change your company culture for the better. We speak German and English - feel free to ask us.
Paula Führer
Freelance Trainer & Facilitator
Paula's focus is on anti-discrimination, social justice, diversity awareness, solidarity/accompliceship and working with white people in a way that is critical of racism. It is important for Paula to work holistically: She acts in a process-oriented, appreciative, decelerated and mindful way. Artistic-creative methods that bring our embodied knowledge and our feelings into play make the workshops versatile, varied and appeal to different types of learners.
Selena Dolderer
Freelance trainer & psychologist
Selena's expertise is in the field of unconscious bias, inclusive recruitment, inclusive teams and change agent support. She specialises in HR processes, working in the film, media and television industry, and lectures at German and Dutch universities.
Selena attaches importance to recognising personal room for manoeuvre in order to create self-determined, inclusive change in the team and processes. In training sessions, it is important for her to work in an appreciative way and to include the personal experiences and strengths of the participants.
"I really liked the setup of the workshop and the way of making us reflecting. Floria gave us some good starting points for fighting against biases and I now have a better idea how to improve on these fields."
Aaron Winn, Head of Technology Immobilienscout24
Request a preliminary interview now.
We get to know each other and clarify your goals. In the process, we talk about a training format that suits you.
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