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providing feedback or asking a question. participating in training opportunities. learning more about heritage months.

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The DEI Committee is committed to increasing the cultural competency and ability of students, faculty, and staff to engage across the University through trainings. Please view the list and sign up for trainings here: https://www.shu.edu/diversity-equity-inclusion/resources-and-training.cfm.

In the United States, Heritage Months are periods within the year that are designated to celebrate and acknowledge various ethnic and marginalized groups. These are times to celebrate and educate others on various groups’ histories and contributions to American History. These are also important opportunities that help us understand our own cultures and identities as well as the cultures of others.

Are you interested in participating or planning a Heritage Month Celebrations this year?

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Which Heritage Month Celebration(s) interest you?

January (Martin Luther King, Jr. History) February (African American/Black History Month) March (Women's History Month) May (Asian American and Pacific Islander History) June (LGBTQ Pride) September (Hispanic Heritage) October (Disability Employment Awareness) November (Native American History)

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Which training opportunities interest you?

Anti-Racism Training Anti-Asian Racism Training White Allyship Training Search Committee Training

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Are you interested in becoming a diversity, equity & inclusion trainer?

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What are ways we should celebrate these months?

Large signature events (keynote speakers) Series of events (facilitated dialogues, panel discussions, etc.) Resources (web, handouts, social media campaigns)

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What types of events or programs interest you?

Art (visual or performance art, food, film series, exhibits, music, dance, fashion, etc.) Business (training, job fairs, local partnerships, etc.) Community Service (service learning, donations, etc.) Education (book clubs, historical perspectives, virtual field trips, etc.) Interactive activities (social media contests, trivia, etc.) Traditions (customs, storytelling, folk tales, costume, fashion, etc.)

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