RCCS Tidbit of the Month: Celebrating Our Pride and Uniqueness

RCCS Tidbit of the Month: Celebrating Our Pride and Uniqueness

In this month’s RCCS Tidbit of the Month, we pause to recognize and celebrate individual uniqueness. In the RCCS, we highlight uniqueness as a part of our recovery culture. We strive to see people as unique individuals and be aware not to see people in terms of categories or labels. We choose to listen and ask questions and not assume. Finally, we value the diversity of the individuals we work with and serve. These values and behaviors are important to all people and communities.

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RCCS Tidbit Of The Month: Practicing Curiosity

RCCS Tidbit Of The Month: Practicing Curiosity

Through the RCCS, we strive to become more aware of our judgments and bias. Becoming more aware requires us to give others permission to have sensitive conversations with us and give us respectful feedback. To increase more awareness of your own unconscious bias towards diverse people, explore the Implicit Association Tests from Harvard University.

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