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Implicit Bias and Guest Interaction Training Services

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This subcontract involves providing implicit bias and sensitivity training for prime contractors supporting the City of Champaign Equity and Engagement Department's winter shelter projects. The selected provider will develop and deliver a specialized curriculum focused on the barriers faced by unhoused individuals and the standards for professional interaction with vulnerable populations, specifically for lodging provider staff. Qualified candidates must possess professional expertise in diversity, equity, and inclusion, social services, or behavioral health. The project is categorized under NAICS code 611430, with a response deadline set for November 16, 2026.

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Implicit bias and sensitivity training for City of Champaign winter shelter project staff.

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WINTER SHELTER TEMPORARY LODGING SERVICES

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AgencyIllinois → Equity and Engagement Department
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Performs implicit bias and sensitivity training for prime contractors on City of Champaign Equity and Engagement Department winter shelter projects. Develops and delivers curriculum on barriers faced by unhoused individuals and professional interaction with vulnerable populations. Requires expertise in DEI, social services, or behavioral health. Delivers completed training sessions for lodging provider staff.

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