
Self-paced Learning for Awareness and Exploration
Designed for flexible engagement to guide independent learning and exploration at your own pace across a variety of educational formats.
LinkedIn Learning Starting Points
LinkedIn Learning curates learning paths, customized sets of training classes, to help foster personal growth that supports your professional success.
We invite all Rutgers faculty, staff, and students to engage in the process of ongoing learning, engagement, and growth to engage in a diverse community and foster an inclusive climate.
Paths available include (explore more via the sidebar menu and on the LinkedIn Learning website):
- Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging for All; and
- Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging for Leaders and Managers.
Academic and administrative units are encouraged to utilize learning paths to support organizational capacity building and ongoing development of staff, faculty, and students.

Small, but Significant Ideas
Ideas that Ignite Change are short reflection pieces written by Anna Branch, Senior Vice President for Equity, sharing practices to enable us to build and sustain our community instead of coexisting in hostile proximity.
Each idea includes resources from short articles to books and videos to put the idea into practice.
The alternative is to shut down and retreat to our ideological corners. Resist that urge and stay engaged.
Start small, read and reflect on the ideas. When the opportunity presents itself, and it will, try one out.

Holding Space
Listen to explore diversity, equity, and inclusion concepts and language that are commonly used, but not well explained or understood. In the 'Office Hours' segment, guests share tangible resources for listeners to learn more about the topic of discussion.

What Drives Hate?
Explore curated identity-based resource guides below to learn why we hate.
- Antisemitism
- Anti-Arab/Anti-Muslim Racism/Islamophobia
- Anti-Asian Racism
- Anti-Black Racism
- Anti-Latino/a/x/e Racism
- Anti-LGBTQ+/Homophobia
To effectively combat hate, we must start by unpacking its causes.

Grapple and Grow
Engage deeply and wrestle with ideas that challenge your beliefs about difference.
Personal growth often occurs when we experience discomfort. When we avoid discomfort, we can stagnate and miss out on opportunities for learning and development. Discomfort offers us an opportunity to reexamine what we thought we knew (beliefs, habits, and perspectives).