Navigating Difficult DEI-Related Discussions in Class
Virtual Workshop (ZOOM)
February 27, 2024
11:00 am - 12:30 pm
The College of Education and Human Sciences, in partnership with the Department of Educational Psychology, is hosting a workshop titled, "Navigating Difficult DEI-Related Discussions in Class."
In this interactive workshop, Dr. Norissa Williams, will lead us in a meaningful exploration of how we discuss race in our classrooms. Using a social justice lens and a relational approach we consider how the classroom can be a site of templating new social realities.
Bio: Dr. Norissa Williams is the CEO and Founder of Liberation Research & Practice Institute where she partners with organizations to move their goals of antiracism from an aspiration to actualization. She is also the host of the podcast, Radical Remembering, where she and guests explore what it really means to be liberated. Most recently, Dr. Norissa Williams developed an app called, Living Liberated, to provide resources and tools for people interested in embodying liberation in every aspect of their lives.
Registration closes on February 23, 2024 at 5 pm.