Reference this page to discover more information regarding diverse, equitable, and inclusive resource materials, events, and initiatives. Many of the resources are differentiated by your ability to watch, listen, or read them by the icons below.
RESOURCE TOPIC INDEX
- MIT events and initiatives
- Keep learning with MIT
- History of Race in the United States of America (USA)
- Anti-Oppression
- Queer & Trans Liberation
- Racial Equity
- Gender
- Disability
- Religion
- STEM-Specific References
- EverFi Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Online Module List of Recommended Resources
- Inclusive Language and Pedagogy
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MIT EVENTS AND INITIATIVES
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- MIT MLK Celebrations (1996 – Present) with multiple speakers including Aprill Ericksson, Freeman A. Hrabowski, III, Paula Williams Harrison, Richard Tapia and more
- It’s Intuitively Obvious by MIT students, faculty, and staff, 1996
- History of MIT and the Legacy of Slavery
- Gender/Race Imperative @ MIT led by Professor Anita Hill, 2017-2018
- A Conversation about Race with Dr. Beverly D. Tatum, author of Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together In The Cafeteria, 2019
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- A Conversation about Race – Further Reading compiled by MIT Libraries
- How you can prevent and address bias and discrimination @ MIT via Harassment, Discrimination, Bias, and Hate Incident Reporting Form
- MIT Academic Department Climate Surveys
- MIT Black History Project research effort sponsored by the Office of the Provost archiving 150+ years of the black experience at MIT.
- MIT Department Diversity Statements, “formal statement(s) from the leader of each MIT Department, Lab, Center on behalf of one’s department or group affirming MIT’s commitment to students’ health, diversity, and inclusion.”
- MIT Reports about diversity, equity, and inclusion, 1949 – 2016 – including Report on the Status of Undergraduate Women at MIT (February 2016), Report on the Initiative for Faculty Race and Diversity (February 2010), and many more
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KEEP LEARNING WITH MIT
- Learn how to make a better MIT by taking additional courses via Atlas Learning Center:
- Be Part of MIT’s Inclusive Community – multiple courses offered on-campus listed in the course catalog
- GlobeSmart’s Creating an Inclusive Workplace
- LinkedIn Learning – Become an Inclusive Leader Learning Path
- EdX:
- MichiganX Managing a Diverse and Inclusive Workplace for Public Libraries
- MichiganX Diversity and Social Justice in Social Work
- CatalystX Inclusive Leadership
- ColumbiaX Inclusive Teaching: Supporting All Students in the College Classroom
HISTORY OF RACE IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)
ANTI-OPPRESSION
QUEER & TRANS LIBERATION
RACIAL EQUITY
GENDER
DISABILITY
RELIGION
STEM-SPECIFIC REFERENCES
INCLUSIVE LANGUAGE & PEDAGOGY
EVERFI DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION ONLINE MODULE LIST OF RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
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