Juneteenth Lunch & Learn Celebration with Resources Update
Heidi Barnes2022-06-30T07:47:58-07:00RESOURCE UPDATE: Were you unable to attend the Lunch and Learn? No worries! You can view the recording on the ESD YouTube channel. Or view the [...]
RESOURCE UPDATE: Were you unable to attend the Lunch and Learn? No worries! You can view the recording on the ESD YouTube channel. Or view the [...]
Join Dr. Andre Walcott, Director of DEI at Advantis Credit Union, for the next Equity Committee Lunch & Learn event on Combating Imposter Syndrome. Dr. Walcott [...]
No worries! You can view the presentation deck here! On April 26, ESD 112 staff explored how the influence our own identity and perspectives play in [...]
Explore how the influence our own identity and perspectives play in the way we perceive others and how others perceive us. Join our very own Kathy [...]
Join expert Sarah Yee, DEI fellow at the Center for Equity and Inclusion, to broaden your understanding of equity as it relates to equality. Learn how [...]
Join experts Gahlya Auel and ESD 112's own Liza Sejkora to discover accessibility techniques that engage all adults learners. Topics include: Different Ways of Responding; Closed [...]
Register now for any of the next lunch and learn sessions in our 2021-22 series to take a break with your colleagues while learning about the [...]
Join ESD's own Nikki Potter to learn more about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is one of the most prevalent brain-based disabilities, [...]
Privilege and Power from the Perspective of a Transracial Adoptee Examine the effects of power and privilege on individuals, families, and communities. Please join us for [...]
Celebrating the Diversity of Neurodiversity On May 19, ESD 112 staff explored how people who are “differently wired” negotiate, view, contribute, and interact with the world. [...]
Discover the real reason behind the Irish celebration of St. Patrick. Vickei Hrdina will discuss the origin of this holiday and help us to understand cultural [...]
On January 20, ESD 112 staff examined the potential harm caused by a colorblind rhetoric, and how it preserves structural racism and inequality. Susan Peng-Cowan, a [...]