This is for Officials who have NOT completed the one-time required Live Zoom Implicit Bias Workshop
In September 2019, NJSIAA entered into a Memorandum of Agreement with the NJ Office of the Attorney General – Division of Civil Rights. This Memorandum required NJSIAA to provide implicit bias training to all registered NJSIAA officials.
For the NJSIAA Implicit Bias workshops this year, NJSIAA will be offering a set number of workshop opportunities at specific dates/times. These are the only dates/times that will be offered in 2026.
Additional sessions will not be offered. NJSIAA will no longer be offering the workshops specific to each season, as has been done in the past.
This workshop is required! No official will be eligible for any assignments at any level (regular season or tournament contests) without participating in the workshop. Similar workshops, like the NFHS course, will not be accepted.
As a reminder: This is a one-time-only requirement - it will not be a seasonal or annual
requirement. If you have already completed this workshop, you do not need to take it again.
Officials who have NOT yet completed this workshop must register/attend one of the below sessions. It does not matter if you are Spring, Fall, or Winter officials- you may register for any of the workshops below.
Officials may register for this workshop at any time. You do not need to be registered with the NJSIAA or be affiliated with a chapter to take the implicit bias course.
Pre-registration is required. Each registration link is unique to the specific date and time. Each session will be limited to 100 participants. Only register for one session.
Anyone who still needs to complete the One-Time Required Live Zoom Implicit Bias Course must register and attend one of the sessions listed below.
The upcoming workshop opportunities for 2026 are: (click directly on the date to register)
Wednesday, November 4th at 7pm
Wednesday, November 18th at 7pm
Wednesday, December 2nd at 7pm
The workshops will be virtual and will be hosted on the Zoom platform. They should last approximately 1 hour.
Any questions, please contact Dena Maggio - [email protected]