Tackling Racism: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in our Schools and Universities

A CIS virtual workshop series

We are all accountable for purposefully and intentionally tackling racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion in schools and universities across our global CIS community.

Progress is dependent on strong foundational concepts that are grounded in being self-reflective, deliberate, and evaluative. Taking time to develop and strengthen our foundations—individually and institutionally—is essential, no matter how progressive or rudimentary we are in our thinking and actions. 

We can help you do the groundwork during these one-day, 2.5 hour virtual and interactive workshops we will address intercultural competence and help you achieve equity in your schools and universities.

You and your institution will be in a better position to address the challenges faced by non-dominant racial and cultural groups, and the resulting bias and discrimination, by developing the behaviours and understanding at the core of intercultural competence.

In these three interactive workshops, you will join guest speakers and your peers from international schools and universities to collaborate and build your understanding of intercultural competence and its role in tackling racism and creating equity.

• Addressing Implicit Biases
• Intercultural Competence and Achieving Equity in our Schools and Universities 
• Establishing Structures and Systems to Tackle Racism and Promote Equity in our Schools and Universities

Our workshop leaders:

Eeqbal Hassim	Cynthia Roberson	Joel Llaben	Terrence Harewood	Eleanor Parker
Derek Brinkley	Erwin Robinson	Judith King-Calnek	Ann Straub	Chris Green