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Grounds for Community was an opportunity for us to hear from you while enjoyed a refreshment. Representatives from the Division of Inclusion, Equity, and Community, and CEDI were available for casual…
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Best Practices for Inclusive Hiring at Carleton
30 April 2026Participants had the opportunity to join leaders from the Office of Human Resources to explore the dynamics of hiring at Carleton. Learn how our position in the talent marketplace shapes…
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Led by Aida Martinez-Freeman, Ph.D., This session was offered over two days and addressed the emotional labor and tension that arise when institutional roles conflict with personal and professional values.…
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Beyond Pronouns: Accompliceship and Critical Support for Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive+ Students
4 March 2026Presented by Jonathan Gonzales (They/Them/JoGo) and Kalena Thwaits (she/her). This interactive session moved beyond foundational awareness to focus directly on the actionable skills faculty and staff can implement daily. We…
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Grounds for Community: Coffee with the IEC Division and CEDI
17 February 2026Grounds for Community was an opportunity for us to hear from you while enjoyed a refreshment. Representatives from the Division of Inclusion, Equity, and Community, and CEDI were available for casual…
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Continuity and Contingency: A History of Muslim Students at Carleton
12 February 2026Led by Interfaith Social Justice SRP, Adam Paul ’27, for a historical overview of how Carleton Muslim students have practiced their faith, expressed their religious identity, and contributed to pluralizing…
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In partnership with the Division of Inclusion, Equity, and Community (IEC Division), the Office of Accessibility Resources (OAR), and the Office of Health Promotion (OHP), on Thursday, January 29th, the…
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MORE THAN A DREAM: Expanding the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the March on Washington
22 January 2026In collaboration with Macalester College, participates were invited to a keynote address by Dr. Bettina Love. In this keynote, Dr. Love uncovered lesser-known stories of influential figures like Dr. Martin Luther…
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Your Role as Facilitator of Community
21 January 2026Built on the principles of bell hooks and Paulo Freire, this session was offered twice and explored how community is co-created through inclusive practices, trust, and accountability. Participants examined their…
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Religious Pluralism in a Historically Christian College
21 November 2025Carleton Community members were invited to explore Carleton’s religious history, traditional Christian orientation, and how these continue to impact Carleton today. The presentation dove into the challenges and gifts of…
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Grounds for Community: Coffee with the IEC Division and CEDI
11 November 2025Grounds for Community is an opportunity for us to hear from you while enjoying a refreshment. Representatives from the Division of Inclusion, Equity, and Community, and CEDI will be available…
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Continuity and Contingency: A History of Muslim Students at Carleton
30 September 2025The Carleton community was invited to join the Interfaith Social Justice SRP, Adam Paul ’27, for a historical overview of how Carleton Muslim students have practiced their faith, expressed their…
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IDE Plan in Action: Shared Equity Leadership as a Living Practice
30 September 2025This opening workshop aimed to ground participants in the College’s IDE Plan as a living, evolving document and introduces shared equity leadership as a dynamic practice embedded in decision-making, relationships,…
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A Public Lecture and Reception: Dr. Rafael A. Martinez
22 September 2025Members of the Carleton community were invited to a public lecture by Dr. Rafael A. Martinez, author of the book, Illegalized: Situating Undocumented Youth Movements – University of Arizona, 2024. The book…
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Lunch and Learn: Cultivating learning and working environments that promote productive disagreement
2 July 2025Cultivating learning and working environments that promote productive disagreement Description of the workshop: Cultivating diverging and dissenting viewpoints in learning and working environments is necessary to produce the critical thinking,…
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Immigration Task Force Campus Update
11 June 2025The Carleton community was invited to join the Immigration task force for a campus-wide update. This session provided an overview of recent developments (including travel restrictions and bans, as well…
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First Gen Circle | Spring Event
22 May 2025The First-Gen student organization welcomed all to their First Gen Circle. This event provided an opportunity for students to build their support network with other First Gen students, staff, and…
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Ombudsperson Listening | Session 4
20 May 2025Help Shape the Future of the Ombudsperson at CarletonCommunity members of Carleton were invited to join a listening session designed to gather community perspectives on reimagining the Ombudsperson position at Carleton. This was…
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On May 16th, the official Do Something Good for Your Neighbor Day! (DSGFYND) (We love acronyms, don’t we?) gave members of the Carleton community a chance to thank and recognize neighbors:…
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Human Library
15 May 2025The Carleton Gould Library and the Division of Inclusion, Equity & Community were proud to bring the Human Library® to Carleton on May 15th, 2025. The Human Library® is an…
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Carleton’s Immigration Task Force invited members of the campus community to participate in this webinar covering two topics: (1) travel guidance for non-citizens with immigration attorneys from Faegre Drinker, and (2) a conversation with…
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Enhancing the Experiences of Queer and Trans College Students: A Radically Inclusive Approach
7 May 2025Creating 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 beyond basic acceptance,…
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The IEC Division in collaboration with Dr. Jorge Brioso and the Spanish Department hosted a public lecture named: “La gestión inteligente de los conflictos: el tránsito de las pasiones a…
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Creative Space for Disability
25 April 2025The Office of Accessibility Resources held an event titled: Creative Space for Disability, to showcase art and provide an opportunity for the community to make their own art and DIY crafts.…
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