Antiracism in Our Ignatian Context |
Creighton University and Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities have prioritized antiracism and racial justice at our institutions and in our communities. The purpose of this seminar series is to facilitate sustained discussions on identifying systems of oppression, self-examination, and calls to action that advance the ongoing work of antiracism at Creighton University.
Participants who attend this series, in whole or part, will be able to:
Register to attend entire series or specific session which best fits your interest. (The series will be recorded.)
Introducing Antiracism as an Ignatian Priority | Session introduces examen as a tool for social justice and provides broad overview of conceptual framework, infusing antiracism in student learning and our work as faculty/scholars. |
Antiracism: | Session explores individual and collective roles in understanding our own racial identity and belief system about race through the exam process. |
Difficult Conversation: | Session provides practical ways in which we can be more authentic in our efforts to elevate antiracism and how we hold ourselves and our communities accountable for racial healing. |
Sponsored by Inclusive Excellence Faculty & Staff Development Collaborative:
Office of Institutional Diversity & Inclusion, Creighton Intercultural Center,
Global Engagement Office, Human Resources, Kingfisher Institute,
Division of Mission & Ministry, Office of Equity & Inclusion, Teaching & Learning Center