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SUMMARY: Working to See Our Culture: An Exploration of Culture\, Class and 
 Power in Everyday Life
DESCRIPTION: We invite participants to examine the subtle\, often invisible
  cultural norms that shape our daily lives\, relationships\, and power dyna
 mics. This interactive session will introduce participants to useful framew
 orks for exploring class and culture and reflect on ways to name those inte
 ractions to build self-awareness and further foster community. Key Topics C
 overed Capital and Status: Examining […]
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 <p class="isSelectedEnd">We invite participants to examine the subtle\, oft
 en invisible cultural norms that shape our daily lives\, relationships\, an
 d power dynamics. This interactive session will introduce participants to u
 seful frameworks for exploring class and culture and reflect on ways to nam
 e those interactions to build self-awareness and further foster community.<
 /p><p class="isSelectedEnd"><strong>Key Topics Covered</strong></p><ul data
 -spread="false"><li><strong>Capital and Status:</strong> Examining how cult
 ural capital (“what you know”) and social capital (“who you know”) affect s
 ocial status\, opportunity\, and access.</li><li><strong>Dimensions of Cult
 ure:</strong> Brainstorming how individual\, institutional\, and social beh
 aviors operate across conscious and unconscious levels.</li><li><strong>Saf
 ety\, Bravery\, and Power:</strong> Reflecting on the factors that make spa
 ces feel safe or risky for sharing personal experiences.</li></ul><p class=
 "isSelectedEnd"><strong>Learning Objectives</strong></p><ul data-spread="fa
 lse"><li>Investigate the concept of culture and its crucial role in fosteri
 ng connection and trust.</li><li>Examine the mechanisms through which cultu
 ral capital is built and spent.</li><li>Explore how our experiences relate 
 to prevailing social and cultural norms.</li></ul><p>Lunch will be provided
 . To participate\, please complete the form below. If you have any question
 s\, feel free to contact Yoko Kiyoi at <a href="mailto:yokokiyoi@wustl.edu"
 >yokokiyoi@wustl.edu</a>.</p><p data-start="1912" data-end="2046"><strong><
 a href="https://diversity.med.wustl.edu/events/calendar/working-to-see-our-
 culture-exploring-how-culture-class-and-power-shape-our-everyday-experience
 s/">Register Here </a></strong></p>
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