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In this session, we explored Carleton’s religious history, our traditional Christian orientation, and how these continue to impact Carleton today. We dived into the challenges and gifts of this…
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This workshop focused on recognizing and addressing subtle acts of exclusion to foster a more supportive and equitable campus culture. Through open dialogue and shared accountability, participants…
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This workshop focused on developing the skills to interact effectively with people from a range of backgrounds. Participants learned how to navigate cultural differences, build strong relationships,…
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This interactive workshop invited participants to reflect on their role in advancing Carleton’s inclusion, diversity, and equity (IDE) goals. Through guided discussions and practical tools,…
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This practical know-your-rights session focused on guidance for public-facing employees if federal agents were to come to campus, advocate training, awareness of issues for F-1 students,…
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Creating an inclusive and supportive environment for queer and trans college students is essential for fostering their academic success and overall well-being. A radically inclusive approach goes…
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This series of timely and informative sessions focused on the current and future immigration landscape in the U.S. and its potential impact on higher education. This session provided information…
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This series of timely and informative sessions focused on the current and future immigration landscape in the U.S. and its potential impact on higher education. This session provided an introduction…
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The IEC Division is responsible for creating the theme and content for this year’s Carleton Winter Retreat. To guide our reflections, we used an appreciative inquiry approach. This method focused…
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New Title IX regulations came out earlier this year, but the U.S. Department of Education has been enjoined from enforcing them at many institutions across the country, including Carleton College. In…
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The Division of Inclusion, Equity, and Community, in collaboration with the Spanish Department, were pleased to bring poet Javier Zamora, author of Solito, to campus. His acclaimed memoir tells the…
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The Office of the President and the Division of Inclusion, Equity, and Community were pleased to host the inaugural Engaging Across Viewpoints Lecture Series presented by Dr. Simon Cullen. In…
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The Africana Studies Program and the Division of Inclusion, Equity & Community were proud to host Carleton’s first undergraduate conference on “Global Blackness in the 21st Century.”…
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This interactive workshop was tailored for faculty members involved in off-campus study programs. It focused on equipping educators with the tools and insights needed to support students as they…
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This session, facilitated by the Division of Inclusion, Equity, and Community twice in June 2024, participants discussed strategies and best practices for developing a diverse search team, overcoming…
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May 16th is the official Do Something Good for Your Neighbor Day! Or like we say at Carleton: DSGFYND (We love acronyms, don’t we?) To celebrate DSGFYND members of the Carleton community…
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Following his lecture “On Faith, Peace, & Justice: Reflections of a Queer Palestinian Quaker,” students will have the opportunity to engage in conversation over lunch with the internationally…
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This is a public lecture by an internationally recognized scholar of Palestinian politics and society. Dr. Sa’ed Atshan is Chair of the Department of Peace and Conflict Studies and Associate…
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In this workshop, facilitated by Chris Haigh, the group engaged in a learning journey together to create a shared meaning of DEI work. They discussed and assessed the leadership skills…
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This workshop, led by Dr. Nevin Heard, explores the ways that inclusivity and wellness go hand in hand. We’ll discuss the importance of having places to learn, connect, and work…
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Breaking Bread: Uniquely Global was an opportunity to bring students/faculty/staff who are from countries with very limited representation at Carleton together to share cultural experiences, music,…
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This event was a series of presentations and facilitated dialogues that took place in January and February of 2024 in partnership with the Parents Circle – Families Forum (PCFF), a…
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Our classrooms are not insulated from events in the wider world. Whether or not the course content connects to such events, students are often touched by these events and bring…
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This workshop will provide a platform to delve deeper into the work of Anthony Abraham Jack. The main focus of the discussion will be on the concept of deficit mindset, and…
