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Calls for greater diversity, equity and inclusion have been part of university history since the historic civil rights movement of the 1960s. As the Chicano rights movement unfolded in the 1970s, a group of Mexican American students occupied Temporary Building 1 for three weeks in 1974 to demand greater equity in education. During that period, two car bombs exploded in the city of Boulder, killing six students, who have since been remembered as Los Seis de Boulder––Spanish for “the six from Boulder.” This year, a group of campus partners is organizing a symposium to bring these historical events and the tragic deaths of Los Seis de Boulder into the academic discourse, and is welcoming proposals from students, faculty, staff and the broader Boulder community. The deadline for proposals is June 3.
Are you looking for other ways to engage in diversity and inclusion learning? Take HR's anti-racism challenge, engage in CU Boulder’s inclusive staff hiring process online course, or explore What You Need to Know About Pronouns. Get all the details and register here.
Find more information and ways to get involved on the Infrastructure & Sustainability Inclusive Excellence Committee (ISIEC) website.
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