Privilege Workshop Evaluation - 2nd workshop - Yuma

What was most helpful about this workshop?

“Being exposed to so many other people’s experiences and perspectives”
“Modeling of strategies, exercises that increased knowledge and perspectives on the topic”
“Talking about differences”
“More understanding of others”
“Dialogue”
“New perspective in way of thinking”
“Conversations with people of different backgrounds”
“Broached the topic and started down a path of…”
“Several of--open dialogue and engagement. Facilitator empathy and level of knowledge”
“I loved discussing topics such as this and do so often at home. Very good info, and I would have marked ‘Extremely Better’ if I wasn’t already engaged.”—Paul

What was least helpful about this workshop?

“Dr. Clark.—Too absolute and certain, disrupted the participation tone (content was okay; it was the style)”
“I wish we had more time”
“Liked it all”
“Nothingà Super Great!”

How useful was this workshop?

To what extent do you have a better understanding of everyday manifestations of privilege and ways to combat them?

General Feedback:

“I was very pleased that I decided to attend. Thought well done and much food for thought.”
“Thought-provoking.”
“The event was very well planned and thoughtfully executed. This topic is something that we may ponder internally and are rarely offered the opportunity to share openly with others. I hope to see more events like this in Yuma.”
"It was so wonderful! All of it, the drive, the workshop, the lunch, meeting you Dr. Neal Lester, et. al.! It was a great Saturday in Yuma with the Yumans and I look forward to your next workshop! Thank you for creating the space for it to happen."-- -Melissa Farmer, ASU graduate student
"And the experience was really powerful. So glad we were able to make it."—Dr. Amira de la Garza, ASU Professor of Human Communication