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Intro to Intersectionality is a foundational workshop to the next tier. Through this reflective workshop, participants will come to understand the unique intersections of their social identities and how these impact their self-perception and their interactions with the world around them. The ability to find common ground and shared language when discussing topics of identity is critical to effective social change. P.O.P Off is a foundational workshop to the next tier.

This interactive workshop helps distinguish between prejudice, discrimination, and racism by providing historical context and creating next steps to help create a more equitable society. Off examines how systems of power, privilege and oppression shape our understanding of the world around us. When we’re aware of our own identities, what comes next? P.O.P. The following workshops fall into the Advocate-level: P.O.P. Prior to requesting an advocate-level workshop, It is highly encouraged that all members have previously attended a Who Am I? Workshop or are experienced in core concepts of social justice. Advocate-level workshops are designed for groups that have some level of comfort with conversations around social justice and identity, as these workshops dive deeper into topics while giving attendees the tools necessary to engage in critical dialogue around issues of equity. Advocate Level Workshops - Be Socially JustĪdvocate-level workshops move beyond knowing about social justice topics to equipping groups to advocate with/for marginalized communities. It brings awareness of the challenges they face nationwide, state and locally and provides an opportunity for allies to reflect on their roles in the community. This is a one-hour workshop that serves as an introduction to state and federal laws applicable to DACA, Undocumented, Dreamers and mixed status folx.

Through examples like #OscarsSoWhite and other popular TV shows and movies, participants will unpack how media impacts our bias and stereotypes. This highly interactive workshop examines media representation, socialization and stereotypes. Who Am I? is a foundational workshop to the next tier.

This presentation is great for student organizations, classrooms and any group looking to learn more about themselves and each other. This interactive workshop covers social identities, privilege and an activity to help participants reflect on their experiences with various identities. This is an appropriate presentation for new students, staff and faculty or for groups who would like to learn more about the CBSC and ways to be involved. This workshop lasts approximately 30-45 minutes and contains an overview of the Center for Beloging and Social Change services and programs. The following workshops fall into the Ally-level: Center for Belonging and Social Change 101 These workshops focus on self-reflection, education, and awareness of ourselves and others. Ally-level workshops are perfect for groups that are wanting an introduction to social justice, a refresher course, or common language with which to talk about identity topics within the group. Ally Level Workshops - Know Social JusticeĪlly-level workshops are designed to introduce you to a new concept, familiarize the group with core social justice principles, or deep-dive into a specific topic. Please see below for details about each tier of workshop as well as brief overviews of the workshops we offer. Regardless of which workshop you attend, participating Buckeyes will leave with a strong framework upon which they can build personal and community accountability, sustainable advocacy, and strong relationships across difference.

Workshops that are considered foundational to the next tier are indicated as such. Each tier builds upon materials covered in earlier tiers, so it is recommended that groups request workshops sequentially from Ally to Advocate to Agent.

Hosted by our Education and Student Empowerment team, the Social Justice Workshop series examines how issues surrounding social identity, stereotypes and bias affect our community.īecause each individual and organization is at a different level of awareness and comfort regarding issues of equity, diversity, and inclusion, the Social Justice Workshop series are classified into three tiers or levels. The Center for Belonging and Social Change offers educational programming to assist students in developing the necessary skills, awareness and knowledge to engage in diverse workplaces and to support equitable, positive social change.

Diversity and Social Justice in Leadership.

LGBTQ Rainbow Celebration and Graduation.Graduation and Recognition Celebrations.Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi American.

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