Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

Help incorporate ED&I into my teaching

Are you looking to broaden your knowledge of equity, diversity, and inclusion, and implement it further into your course? Take a look at some of our webinars and blog posts covering a variety of topics relating to ED&I, including Indigenous perspectives, practical tips for a more inclusive classroom, and accessible learning solutions.

Webinars

Confessions of an “EDI Killjoy”: Just Acronyms...Or Academic Justice?​

Building off – and riffing on – critical race theorist and postcolonialist scholar Sara Ahmed and her figure of the “feminist killjoy,” this talk situates and presents Dr. Tommy Mayberry and their work across equity and inclusivity as an “EDI killjoy”

Words Matter: Inclusive Language in the Classroom​

Inclusive language is a hot topic right now as schools and organizations everywhere are engaging in new ways with diversity, equity, and justice issues. 

Integrating Indigenous Perspectives in the Classroom: Insights from Students and Educators.

Hear from Indigenous subject matter experts, educators and students in a conversation facilitated by Audrey Rochette, Executive Director of the Anishnawbe Health Foundation (AHF) and former Director of Indigenous Initiatives at George Brown College.

Inclusivity Webinar - How to Make your Teaching More Inclusive

In this session, Kelly Hogan explores a framework for inclusive teaching and a few tips you can implement right away. She'll also discuss how diversifying the methods used in the classroom leads to more successful students.

Inclusivity Webinar - Making Diversity and Inclusion Part of Your Course

Lisa Shin and Sam Sommers co-teach introduction to psychology and a course on the science of coping with COVID-19 at Tufts University. In this session they will review research illustrating the importance of creating an inclusive class experience for student learning outcomes, and will detail specific strategies they use in their teaching and textbook authoring for doing so.

Blog Posts

The 7 Pillars of Inclusivity

In higher education, students have needs and aspirations based on the diversity of their lived experiences, and they bring their rich social and cultural backgrounds with them when they learn.

Making Room at the Table: Creating Inclusive Classrooms 

Most of us teaching college today have encountered the drives and initiatives to create inclusive classrooms. The pandemic and debates over social justice have challenged many of us to examine and re-examine how and what we teach. 

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