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Initial and referral advice in cases of discrimination

Date: 12.06.2026 at 9: 30 - 16:00 Cost: 330€

This workshop provides practical training in the fundamentals of initial consultation and referral in the context of discrimination. It is aimed at professionals and managers who are the first point of contact for discrimination issues in their daily work, for example in human resources, equality or diversity structures, employee representative bodies, or organizations in the educational, social, and cultural sectors.

The focus is on role clarity, a critical perspective on power dynamics, and a resource-oriented approach to working with those seeking advice. Participants learn to structure the concerns of those affected, clarify tasks during initial contact, and communicate their own responsibilities transparently. They also gain an overview of available support and referral services.

Typical situations encountered during initial contact will be discussed using practical examples. The workshop provides an opportunity to reflect on uncertainties in dealing with discrimination issues and to develop greater confidence in making initial contact.

Details

Cost:
330€
Further information
Contact person
Felix König
felix.koenig@antidiskriminierung.org
target audience
Professionals with initial contact to discrimination issues, in particular employees in human resources (HR), managers, equality, diversity or contact persons, works councils and staff representatives, as well as employees in consulting, administration, education, social and cultural sectors

Venue

Online

Organiser

advd

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