Summit Theme: Inclusion, Resilience, and Service
Tuesday, November 10
As a community, we acknowledge that our work towards a more inclusive, diverse and equitable environment is always situated within the broader context of our society. We are linked to the social climate of our campus, our region, our state and our nation. For this year’s Diversity and Inclusion Summit, there will be a remote day of workshops. Under the theme “Inclusion, Resilience and Service,” we will explore the multiple intersecting events effecting our immediate community, because they are impacting our broader community.
The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic has changed how we learn, teach and work remotely and has altered the ways we create inclusive communities when we are physically separated. This has deepened the meanings of resilience and service, and exposed them as both burden and promise.
We hope that you will join us remotely to help extend the conversation of these intersecting topics, to build awareness, foster community and connections, and equip participants with actionable ideas and strategies to move forward.
9:00 am - 10:15 am
Cultivating Inclusion in the Classroom: Practices that Make a Difference
- With: Donna Mejia, Reiland Rabaka, Susan Jurow and Becca Ciancanelli, with Michele Moses as moderator
Session resources:
Becca Ciancanelli slides
Susan Jurow slides - Location: Virtual
11:00 am - 12:15 pm
Anti-Asian Racism, COVID-19, and Anti-Racism Work
- With: Jennifer Ho and Linds Roberts
Jennifer Ho website
Jennifer Ho slides - Location: Virtual
1:00 pm - 2:15 pm
Campus One Read Discussion, So You Want to Talk About Race
- With: Gwendalynn Roebke, Sam Flaxman, and Amy Moreno with Kalyani Fernando and Amanda Rybin Koob as moderators
- Location: Virtual