Explore the difference between equality and equity, the impact of systemic barriers, and how to apply the Equity Lens Tool in this online course to enhance your understanding of how to create fairer, more inclusive coaching practices.
Who is This For?
- Practicing coaches who want to build more inclusive, fair coaching relationships by understanding the difference between equality and equity.
- Coaches working with diverse or marginalized client populations who are looking to better recognize and address systemic barriers their clients face.
- New or aspiring coaches who want a practical, easy-to-apply framework for bringing equity into their coaching practice from the start.
- Experienced coaches who are looking to deepen their skills with a hands-on tool (the Equity Lens Tool) to spot and remove inequities in their existing practice.
What You Will Learn:
- Distinguish between equality and equity and explain how each can affect coaching outcomes.
- Identify individual and systemic barriers that may influence a client’s opportunities, choices, and progress.
- Examine coaching situations from a systemic perspective rather than focusing only on individual behavior.
- Apply the Equity Lens Tool to recognize inequities and make more equitable, client-centered coaching decisions.
Course Details:
Equity in coaching is not about treating every client exactly the same. It is about recognizing that clients bring different experiences, opportunities, needs, and barriers into the coaching relationship.
In this asynchronous online course, you will explore the difference between equality and equity, examine how individual and systemic barriers may affect a client’s choices and progress, and learn how to take a broader view of the challenges clients face. Through practical examples, reflection, and knowledge checks, you will strengthen your ability to recognize assumptions and respond in ways that are more equitable and client-centered.
You will also learn to use the Equity Lens Tool, a practical framework for identifying potential inequities, asking more thoughtful questions, and making more inclusive coaching decisions.
This course is designed for new, practicing, and experienced coaches who want a clear, practical way to bring equity into their coaching practice at your own pace.
This course is available to all ICF members and credentialed non-members.
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