Learn
Learning goes beyond the classroom walls. We are committed to providing creative ways for students, staff, and faculty to learn from one another, engage deeply to develop understanding across differences, and grow as a result.
Virtual Learning Community Book Group
Participants will recognize challenges and develop tools for more thoughtful interactions across difference and understand how our attempts at finding connections can be improved with greater awareness and skill development.
Diversity Education Network
The Diversity Education Network is a mechanism for amplifying, connecting, and expanding equity, diversity, inclusion, access, and justice capacity building across Rutgers university for students, staff, and faculty.
Inclusive Leadership Academy
The Inclusive Leadership Network hosts this cohort-based program to equip academic and administrative leaders to engage in critical self-reflection, foster positive relationships, and work toward institutional transformation within their scope and areas of responsibility.
Turn to Wonder
The Education as Disruption series of workshops and the annual intensives are an invitation to turn to wonder instead of judgement when faced with misunderstanding, to approach challenges related to bias – perceived or experienced – with curiosity, and to choose learning over resentment. If all of us did this, it would change our community. These tools will build your capacity to engage in a diverse community.
LinkedIn Learning
Check out the curated LinkedIn Learning Starting Points to disrupt bias, promote inclusion, and enable substantive growth.
Toward Racial Healing
Campus Centers for Truth, Racial Healing, and Reconcilation (housed in Rutgers-Newark and Rutgers-Camden) develop and implement visionary action plans to engage and empower campus and community stakeholders to identify and disrupt biases as a means of preparing current and future generations of leaders and thinkers to build more equitable communities.
We Must Unpack Hate
Understand hate and racialization targeting Asian, Black, and Muslim communities. Grapple with the intersection of hate and religion drawing on multiple faith communities - Judaism, Hinduism, and Islam. Learn how to respond with resilience and cultural humility.
