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our panelists discuss shrinking higher education enrollment numbers as well as the larger principles and focuses of DEI work such as intersectionality, dismanteling barriers in higher education…

Christopher Whitt, DU's Vice Chancellor of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, discusses some of the the university's DEI priorities and the trajectory of this work across campus. Some of the…

Our panelists in this session discuss the intersection between their knowledge as political scientists and their experiences in higher education. This session includes a discussion of topics like…

This session is composed of panelists who work across campus in support of students. They discuss the ways in which their work develops and furthers DU's prioritization of DEI, as well as the…

During this session, our panelists discuss some of the ways that the University of Denver has been working to build capacity around diversity, equity, and inclusion work. The schools represented in…

This Diversity Summit session centers on alumni activism within the Asian, Indigenous, and Latinx communities. The panelists share how their time at DU has impacted their career paths, the challenges…

Chancellor Jeremy Haefner joins us to open the Summit and welcome us into this new year of community-wide collaboration. During this year's summit we will explore the myriad ways in which we…

Since 2013, the “Seeking Grace” project, a collaboration of DU Special Collections and Archives and the Sistah Network, named for Grace Mabel Andrews, the first Black woman from Colorado…

In this interactive workshop, we will share a storytelling framework- the story of us, self, and now- that participants can use to delve into their own positionalities and stakes in racial justice…

Join Chancellor Haefner and Dr. McDonald, vice president for diversity, equity, and inclusion and community partnerships at the University of Virginia, for a conversation on Dr. McDonald’s…

What could psychotherapists stand to learn from abolitionist movements? How might abolitionist ideas radicalize psychotherapy practices in ways that seek to dismantle white supremacy and colonialism,…

Diversity, equity and inclusion work has never been more important in higher education and in our working lives, yet little is known about how to translate this into how managers effectively lead. As…

Over the last year, the United States has been confronted with the reality of multiple pandemics (i.e., COVID-19, continued racial injustice, addiction, etc.). For people in recovery, the existence…

In this session, we reviewed humanizing pedagogy principles and dove deep into a set of teaching tools to support inclusive, equitable, and supportive learning environments for all students. This…

Over the last year, the United States has been confronted with the reality of multiple pandemics (i.e., COVID-19, continued racial injustice, etc.). For veterans and active-duty military members, the…

Taking a social justice lens to health and wellness means we have to start by asking: Why treat people's illnesses without changing what made them sick in the first place? Throughout the world,…