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Resources

There is much to learn about equity in education, the workforce, and in our communities. We are each on a journey of discovery, and here we share resources from our journey to help others on theirs. 

Q&A

Your diversity, equity, and inclusion questions answered.

Webinars

On-demand complimentary webinars to help you learn.

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Read our blog posts for ideas, news and recommendations.

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Webinars

Embracing Failure and Perseverance in STEM (Panel Recap)

Explore the critical importance of innovation and perseverance in STEM through our blog post recap of the “Resilience in Innovation” panel. Successful women in STEM share their journeys of overcoming setbacks and how failure has been a stepping stone to their success. Get insights, advice, and strategies for embracing challenges, and watch the webinar recording for an in-depth discussion.

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Creativity and Experimentation in STEM (Panel Recap)

Explore the transformative power of creativity and experimentation in STEM, as leading women share their insights and strategies in the “Innovating Minds” panel. Discover how these pioneers are reshaping the STEM landscape through innovation and watch the enlightening webinar recording.

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Women in STEM Panel Series

The “Women in STEM Panel Series” transformed passive webinar experiences into interactive, public discussions with experts in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. This case study outlines how opening the series to a broader audience enhanced engagement and participation, setting the stage for future sessions.

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What is Accent Bias?

Accent bias is an unwarranted prejudice toward others based on the sound of their speech. This panel discussion was on Wednesday, August 24, from 12 to 1 PM CDT. Panelists were Donna Durbin, and Dr. Hoda Ehsan, with Dr. Meagan Pollock as the moderator. On this page you’ll find the event recording, plus strategies and resources.

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Questions and Answers

Navigating diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) can be challenging. Helping ourselves and others to understand DEI topics can be even more challenging. That’s why we’ve created a Q&A section to help!  Many of our answers include short, and succinct illustrative animation videos. Let us know what you think, how you use these resources, and submit any questions you’d like answered. 

How to Improve Belonging in Your Classroom

Fostering a sense of belonging is crucial for students’ success and well-being. As an educator, you have direct influence over your classroom environment, and small, intentional changes can make a big difference. Review practical strategies you can implement to create a classroom where everyone feels valued and supported.

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5 ways to advocate for belonging at the institutional level

5 Ways to Advocate for Belonging at the Institutional Level

Creating a sense of belonging isn’t just a classroom effort—it requires systemic changes at the institutional level. As a faculty member, you may feel limited in how much you can influence the broader institution, especially when leadership is slow to respond. However, there are ways to advocate effectively for your students and push for meaningful change. Review strategies you can use to make an impact at the institutional level.

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how to communicate effectively across cultures and styles

How to Communicate Effectively Across Cultures and Styles

How to Communicate Effectively Across Cultures and Styles is a comprehensive, interactive course designed for self-paced learning. This 4-module program equips you with the skills to communicate clearly, adapt to different communication styles, overcome barriers, and apply cultural intelligence in any setting.

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How to Be the Worst Coach, Mentor, or Advisor Ever

In this satirical post, I outline how to be a truly terrible coach, mentor, or advisor—based on an all-too-real experience that left me feeling unheard and overwhelmed. After reflecting on what not to do, I share practical tips and resources for building stronger, more supportive relationships that empower others to succeed.

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Barriers and Bridges to Effective Communication

Communication is essential for building relationships and achieving success, but numerous barriers can prevent clear understanding. Learn how to overcome these obstacles with actionable strategies that foster connection and enhance communication in any environment.

Read More »

Latest Posts

How to Improve Belonging in Your Classroom

Fostering a sense of belonging is crucial for students’ success and well-being. As an educator, you have direct influence over your classroom environment, and small, intentional changes can make a big difference. Review practical strategies you can implement to create a classroom where everyone feels valued and supported.

Read More »
5 ways to advocate for belonging at the institutional level

5 Ways to Advocate for Belonging at the Institutional Level

Creating a sense of belonging isn’t just a classroom effort—it requires systemic changes at the institutional level. As a faculty member, you may feel limited in how much you can influence the broader institution, especially when leadership is slow to respond. However, there are ways to advocate effectively for your students and push for meaningful change. Review strategies you can use to make an impact at the institutional level.

Read More »
how to communicate effectively across cultures and styles

How to Communicate Effectively Across Cultures and Styles

How to Communicate Effectively Across Cultures and Styles is a comprehensive, interactive course designed for self-paced learning. This 4-module program equips you with the skills to communicate clearly, adapt to different communication styles, overcome barriers, and apply cultural intelligence in any setting.

Read More »
Young Asian businesswoman sit on desk wear draw sad mask paper

How to Be the Worst Coach, Mentor, or Advisor Ever

In this satirical post, I outline how to be a truly terrible coach, mentor, or advisor—based on an all-too-real experience that left me feeling unheard and overwhelmed. After reflecting on what not to do, I share practical tips and resources for building stronger, more supportive relationships that empower others to succeed.

Read More »

Barriers and Bridges to Effective Communication

Communication is essential for building relationships and achieving success, but numerous barriers can prevent clear understanding. Learn how to overcome these obstacles with actionable strategies that foster connection and enhance communication in any environment.

Read More »