The handout includes a worksheet for working through layers and legacies and a self-test created by Mark A. Williams for determining participants' strong and weak lenses.

When Wilfrido Cruz and I were considering using The 10 Lenses for training in the Housing and Food Services division at Purdue University, we had the opportunity to see Mark A. Williams present the concepts of the book at a SHRM diversity conference in Philadelphia.  I think you'll see why we fell in love with Williams' work.

If you enjoyed Mark A Williams' The 10 Lenses training by Wilfrido Cruz and Annette Benson, check out The 10 Lenses theme song!

My colleague Wilfrido "Willie" Cruz and I began using Mark Williams' Ten Lenses: Your Guide to Living and Working in a Multicultural World for staff development in 2006.  We have prepared many different versions of the training over the years, which has sometimes included monologues, skits, video clips...The various versions have taken anywhere from 30 minutes to 3 hours to present.  This particular version was created to give an overview of Williams' theory at the NAFSA Region VI conference, held during the first week of November 2019 in Columbus, OH.