A Way Forward in Practice: The Myth and Misconceptions about Teaching Race and Racism

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ATTENTION:
Staff, Students, and Faculty

The Institutional Diversity and Inclusion Speaker Series at Michigan State University brings experts into conversation with Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer, Jabbar R. Bennett, Ph.D. to talk about current diversity, equity and inclusion topics impacting higher education.

The inaugural signature event presents:

A Way Forward in Practice: The Myth and Misconceptions about Teaching Race and Racism

March 24, 2022, 2-3:30 p.m. ET

Register via Zoom

Join Vice President Jabbar R. Bennett, Ph.D. for a conversation with MSU Professor Dorinda Carter Andrews, a nationally recognized racial justice and educational equity scholar. This webinar is an opportunity for teachers to learn about considerations of race and racism in education and learning outcomes.

Dorinda Carter Andrews, Ed.D., MSU College of EducationDorinda Carter Andrews, Ed.D., MSU College of Education

Professor Andrews is the first Black woman chairperson of the Department of Teacher Education with several graduate programs ranked number one in the nation at MSU’s College of Education.

She is a professor of race, culture and equity. Her research is broadly focused on Black education and racial equity and justice in P-20 learning environments. She also works with schools and universities, municipalities, corporations, and civic organizations on how to develop and maintain culturally responsive, inclusive and equitable learning and work environments.

Professor Andrews has appeared in the New York Times, Education Week, and on WKAR, NPR, CNN and other media outlets sharing insights on racial equity in education.

"Teaching people about race and racism works in support of American ideals like inclusion and valuing diverse perspectives." -Andrews

For more information, visit the IDI Speaker Series webpage.