Switched toEnglish in aconversationfor inclusivity/people to feelcomfortableBeauty orAppearanceBiasStood up forsomeonebeingdismissed oroverlookedConfirmationBiasGenderBiasPracticed'VirtualFirst' in ameetingAgeBiasHaloEffectRecencyAffectFree!NameBiasBridgedlanguage gapby definingjargon duringthe call.ProximityBiasCan sayhi/hello inmore than 3languagesConformityBiasAvoidedinsider slang tocreate a morewelcomingconversationAffinityBiasChecked in withteammates whomay not befluent in thedominantlanguageSwitched toEnglish in aconversationfor inclusivity/people to feelcomfortableBeauty orAppearanceBiasStood up forsomeonebeingdismissed oroverlookedConfirmationBiasGenderBiasPracticed'VirtualFirst' in ameetingAgeBiasHaloEffectRecencyAffectFree!NameBiasBridgedlanguage gapby definingjargon duringthe call.ProximityBiasCan sayhi/hello inmore than 3languagesConformityBiasAvoidedinsider slang tocreate a morewelcomingconversationAffinityBiasChecked in withteammates whomay not befluent in thedominantlanguage

DE&I Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Switched to English in a conversation for inclusivity/ people to feel comfortable
  2. Beauty or Appearance Bias
  3. Stood up for someone being dismissed or overlooked
  4. Confirmation Bias
  5. Gender Bias
  6. Practiced 'Virtual First' in a meeting
  7. Age Bias
  8. Halo Effect
  9. Recency Affect
  10. Free!
  11. Name Bias
  12. Bridged language gap by defining jargon during the call.
  13. Proximity Bias
  14. Can say hi/hello in more than 3 languages
  15. Conformity Bias
  16. Avoided insider slang to create a more welcoming conversation
  17. Affinity Bias
  18. Checked in with teammates who may not be fluent in the dominant language