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Creating Community for Our Students and Ourselves Using an Equity-Minded Framework
We are all trying our best to navigate a climate that has become increasingly polarizing and difficult. There is no shortage of discourse and negatively permeating about everything. People who have been marginalized due to race, ethnicity, sexual or gender identity and expression, or a host of other identities are being targeted in ways impact their physical and psychological safety. As educators and leaders, we have an obligation to mitigate harm as much as we can. One way to do that is to commit to cultivate a strong community of support that demonstrates a commitment to equity. In this session, participants will learn how an equity-minded framework can be used to create and sustain community of belonging for students and staff.
This talk was presented at:
2023 National ESEA Conference
February 2023
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Indianapolis, IN
Speakers
Carol Taylor-Shim
During her 28-year social work career, Carol Taylor-Shim has become a nationally known equity and inclusion practitioner and consultant with more than 16 years of experience in social and racial justice work, specifically in child welfare and higher education. She has spent her career working to support and advocate for those most impacted by institutional and structural oppression, racism, and marginalization. As a queer woman of color Carol’s passion for social and racial justice advocacy and activism anchored in intersectionality and the multiplicity of oppression. She is an award-winning social worker and was recently presented the inaugural Carol Taylor-Shim Award for Outstanding Equity and Inclusion Work by the Graduate Student Congress at the University of Kentucky. She received her BS in Justice Administration from the University of Louisville and her MSW from the University of Kentucky. Carol currently serves as the Executive Diversity and Inclusion Officer for the Office of the Vice-President for Student Success at the University of Kentucky. In this capacity, Carol is responsible for leading a collective of 400 staff through an organizational transformation centered on demonstrating a commitment to equity.
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