Learn what it takes to move beyond "ally" and into action Presented by Dr. Alyssa Hadley Dunn, an associate professor of teacher education. She researches urban education and sociocultural and political contexts of urban schools, with a focus on issues of race, justice and equity. She is currently working on her third book, based on… Read More »
Racial Inequities Within the Field of Applied Behavior Analysis: Ethical Issues and a Path Forward The purpose of this panel discussion is to (1) hear of the experiences of people of color in the field of behavior analysis, (2) engage in a question and answer with professionals in the field of behavior analysis on topics… Read More »
The College of Education's Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion announces the APIDA/A Solidarity, Coalition and Justice Initiative with a few workshops. In this workshop, "APIDA/As in Education 101", you will learn: APIDA/A contemporary issues in education Current terminology The politics of maps Why there are so many acronyms to talk about Asians and Asian… Read More »
This session introduces and explores the concept of invitational validity, which is conceptualized as the extent to which decolonizing/co-decolonizing methodology and other methodological frameworks seek to create space for researchers to engage with Indigenous and marginalized communities to which they do not belong. Authentic, reciprocal friendships lead to invitations to enter spaces that are not… Read More »
Robbie Burnett is a candidate for the Assistant/Associate Director of Diversity, Inclusion and Community Partnerships (DICP). Tuesday, March 19th at 11:30am she will be presenting her job talk titled "Building Capacity and Sustainability for Justice, Racial Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (JREDI) within the College of Education (COE)." This job talk will address approaches that aim… Read More »
