Find news related to diversity and inclusion from Indiana University’s 7 campuses and 2 regional centers.
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10 Building Bridges Award winners honored during IU MLK Day celebration
Indiana University honored the 10 winners of the Building Bridges Award during the university's Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration.
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Civil rights activists Angela Davis and Alicia Garza to discuss social activism for MLK Day event
The internationally recognized leaders will discuss the history and future of social justice and how America can build on King's dream.
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African American Choral Ensemble to perform national anthem for Indianapolis Colts game
The performance aims to honor Black lives and celebrate a diverse country through its gospel arrangement and references to American heroes.
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Helping educators engage 2nd-generation immigrants, minorities is goal of study
School of Social Work faculty will tackle the complex interplay of race, immigration and adolescent identity under a new grant.
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From the Desk: School of Education interim dean shares racial and social justice efforts
Interim Dean Tambra Jackson shares how the school addresses racial and social justice in research, teaching, service and community engagement.
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New Africana Studies center and scholarship affirm IUPUI's commitment to community and history
The new center will be housed in the Madam Walker Legacy Center, strengthening IUPUI's partnership with the Indianapolis cultural treasure.
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Advice for faculty on how to help students during the election
Monica Johnson, IU's diversity education and cross-cultural engagement leader, advises how faculty can help students during the election.
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IU Theatre presents 'Bonnets,' a space for feminine rage expressed through biting social commentary
The Big Ten Theatre Consortium commissioned 'Bonnets' to promote the writing and production of new works by and about women.
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Impact of community diversity on economic development is focus of IUPUC event
"Lead by Design: Unveiling the Bias" invites Columbus-area residents to engage on local issues.
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IU Theatre presents 'Amplified: A Series of Plays by Black Authors'
The series features readings of "Black Super Hero Magic Mama" and "Time Is On Our Side."
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Cultural competence training helps IU faculty, staff expand meaningful exchanges
IU employees can enhance their understanding of cross-cultural communication and collaboration with an Intercultural Competence Certificate.
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Pioneering $4M gift for IU McKinney School of Law focuses on LGBTQ rights and diversity
The gift by IU alumnus Steve Tuchman and his husband, Reed Bobrick, will support the creation of an endowed scholarship and professorship.