KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. (AFNS) The Air Force and Space Force observe January as National Mentoring Month. It’s a time to focus Airmen and Guardians on investing in the mentoring movement as either mentor or mentee.
National Anti-Racism Training conducted by Diversity Talks and PR(iSM) Resistance Coalition White Folks (Part I)âWe Have to Talk About Race White Folks (Part II)âA Call to Action September 13, 2021
Anti-Racism Consultant Jacquie Abram
August 14, 2021
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Hush Money audiobook, narrated by Peg Barcelo, was recently released. Coming in at about five-hours long, the audiobook version ably brings out the edge-of-the-seat-tension which is felt throughout the book. Abram and her co-authors, daughters Deborah & Delilah Harris, aim to educate the reader about systemic racism in co
Together, they discussed the importance of elected officials. Make sure that people who represent us in our legislature, in our government, are hearing, making and taking action, said Chow.
They talked about awareness. The awareness that everybody is coming to is a good thing. It s facing those ugly demons, said Huang.
And with awareness, there needs to be a unified voice among the Asian community, and among all people.
Tran-Calhoun said stopping racism can start with a conversation.
She suggested, Rather than asking Where are you from? , if you mean What is your ethnic background? , then ask me Is it okay if I ask you what your ethnic background is?
Professors look to make FSU more inclusive with Diversity Talks podcast
A push for more diversity at FSU has professors taking action.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) â A push for more diversity at Florida State University has professors taking action.
Creating a podcast called Diversity Talks, the podcast funded by a grant allows them to bring in guests who are experts in making the community more inclusive.
They tell ABC 27 this goes beyond FSU, hoping to make things better on the national and international level when it comes to equity and equality. It s a magnified platform for us to talk about topics from racism, gender-ism, sexism to xenophobia, said Dr. Tanu Kohli Bagwe, with the Global Citizenship Certificate, FSU Center for Global Engagement.