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.Â
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We are in the business of change, and thus we aim to be generous with our content – providing valuable tools that expand awareness and initiate action. We hope you use our tools to improve equity, access, and diversity in education and the workforce.Â
Social Identity and Privilege Reference Guide
What is the Positionality Prism?
Magic Mirror Workbook: A Reflective Journey Through the Positionality Prism’s Nine Practices
A Practical Tool for Better Dialogue: LISTEN Protocol
Belonging Blinders: Recognizing and Overcoming the Struggle for True Inclusion
Transforming Organizational Culture: A Comprehensive DEI Assessment Framework Using the DRIVE Change Methodology
Ready-Made Discussion Kit: Inclusive Leadership
Activity: Topical Norms Observation Audit (A tool for building more inclusive teams)
Introducing the Head, Heart, Hands Rubric and Course for Youth Apprenticeship Success
Embracing a Growth Mindset: Strategies for Success in School and Work
Inclusive STEM Environments with the Head, Heart, Hands Rubric
Best Practices for Creating Effective and Inclusive Student Surveys (PDF Guide & Webinar)
Webinars
Collaborative Problem-Solving and Team Dynamics in STEM (Panel Recap)
Explore innovation in STEM through “Collaborative Problem-Solving: Team Dynamics and Design Thinking,” featuring expert insights on teamwork and empathy. Discover effective collaboration strategies and access the webinar recording for a comprehensive discussion.
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.
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.
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.
Seminars for Tenure Review Committees
Equip members of tenure review committees with knowledge, skills, and practices for reducing barriers and supporting employees, particularly those who have marginalized or minoritized identities.Â
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.
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.Â
“Magic Mirror on the Wall, Who’s the Fairest of Them All?”
As Snow White returns to theaters, rediscover the deeper meaning behind the Magic Mirror’s truth—and how my new book, Magic Mirror, invites us to reflect honestly on our own perspectives and biases.
Women in STEM Panel: Culturally Intelligent Communication
In our latest Women in STEM panel discussion, we explored how effective communication fosters inclusion and drives workplace success. Panelists Briana Doucet and Lisa D’Amore shared their insights and experiences on adapting communication for diverse teams, emphasizing the importance of psychological safety, active listening, and leadership accountability in creating an environment where all employees feel heard and valued.
Women in STEM Panel: Human-Centered Leadership
In our latest Women in STEM panel discussion, we explored what it means to lead with a people-first mindset. Panelists Dr. Gustina Collins-Hawkins and Shaunna Black shared their insights and experiences on human-centered leadership, emphasizing the importance of fostering a workplace culture where individuals feel valued, supported, and empowered to succeed.
Magic Mirror: A Modern Fable That Teaches Positionality
Magic Mirror is a modern fable that explores positionality through the journey of Mira, a character who learns to see the world through others’ eyes, uncovering biases and the interconnectedness of our lives while offering practical tools for reflection, growth, and inclusion.
Social Identity and Privilege Reference Guide
Curious about how privilege shapes our experiences and ties into systems of oppression? The Positionality Reference Guide offers an intersectional framework to explore identity dimensions like race, gender, and class.
What is the Positionality Prism?
The Positionality Prism is a framework that helps individuals explore how their intersecting identities shape their perceptions, power, and actions. By understanding positionality through its three parts—Personhood, Perception, and Power—and nine actionable practices, individuals can foster greater self-awareness, challenge biases, and create systemic change.
Latest Posts
“Magic Mirror on the Wall, Who’s the Fairest of Them All?”
As Snow White returns to theaters, rediscover the deeper meaning behind the Magic Mirror’s truth—and how my new book, Magic Mirror, invites us to reflect honestly on our own perspectives and biases.
Women in STEM Panel: Culturally Intelligent Communication
In our latest Women in STEM panel discussion, we explored how effective communication fosters inclusion and drives workplace success. Panelists Briana Doucet and Lisa D’Amore shared their insights and experiences on adapting communication for diverse teams, emphasizing the importance of psychological safety, active listening, and leadership accountability in creating an environment where all employees feel heard and valued.
Women in STEM Panel: Human-Centered Leadership
In our latest Women in STEM panel discussion, we explored what it means to lead with a people-first mindset. Panelists Dr. Gustina Collins-Hawkins and Shaunna Black shared their insights and experiences on human-centered leadership, emphasizing the importance of fostering a workplace culture where individuals feel valued, supported, and empowered to succeed.
Magic Mirror: A Modern Fable That Teaches Positionality
Magic Mirror is a modern fable that explores positionality through the journey of Mira, a character who learns to see the world through others’ eyes, uncovering biases and the interconnectedness of our lives while offering practical tools for reflection, growth, and inclusion.
Social Identity and Privilege Reference Guide
Curious about how privilege shapes our experiences and ties into systems of oppression? The Positionality Reference Guide offers an intersectional framework to explore identity dimensions like race, gender, and class.
What is the Positionality Prism?
The Positionality Prism is a framework that helps individuals explore how their intersecting identities shape their perceptions, power, and actions. By understanding positionality through its three parts—Personhood, Perception, and Power—and nine actionable practices, individuals can foster greater self-awareness, challenge biases, and create systemic change.
