This is only a beginning. As each of us seeks to advance the cause of transformative change and equity and justice for all, this resource guide was created to support your efforts to learn more, take action, share ideas and advocate for diversity and inclusion.
Steps to Take Now Resources & Training
Take time to listen. To read. To dive deep into a trove of podcasts, articles, books, and online training. Maybe you aren’t sure where to start. Visit the anti-racism guide developed by the Division of Student Life for a curated list of resources.
Anti-Racism Resources
Your voice is a powerful tool in speaking out against racial injustice. You can post on social media, but don’t stop there. Challenge family or friends who make insensitive or racist remarks. Have those difficult conversations about race. And take your voice to the polls. Vote.
How to Start the Conversation
There are countless ways you can get involved. Do research, find organizations you believe in and show your support with a donation. Support businesses owned by Black and Indigenous People of Color.
Get Involved
Coming to terms with our own blind spots helps us to make intentional choices to listen to and embrace different perspectives. This personal training is designed to help.
Register for Blind Spots Training
Our values call upon us to uphold empathy, equality, respect, and diversity, to elevate others with our words and inspire them with our actions. Use this form to share your thoughts and ideas. All submissions will be reviewed.
Share Ideas with the DEI Task Force
Register before the deadline in the state where you intend to vote, find the dates of your next elections and identify your polling place.
How to Register
Whether you’re a student, employee or community member, there are plenty of ways to volunteer your time in committees, groups, organizations, and more.
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