Racial Equity Professional Development
Racial Equity Professional Development
To find current professional development options that focus on racial equity, please log in to Cornerstone and check the calendar.
On the calendar items that are designated as focusing on racial equity are marked with a graduation cap.
If you have a idea for a racial equity event that requires funding, you can submit this form to see if your event is eligible for funding. Funding is limited.
Racial Equity Resources
Upcoming Events
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Non- ECC Events
The LatinxConnect conference, held every March, aims to move us beyond “celebrating” Latinxs, calling for empowerment and justice for Latinx communities, who face numerous inequities in the US and across the world, particularly for those at marginalized intersections of Latinx identity (e.g., Afro, Indigenous, Queer, Trans*, Undocumented).
As the largest pan-ethnic group in the United States, Latinxs are extremely diverse by race, gender, language, immigration, and experiences along the diaspora, which creates opportunity for dialogue. Participants will discuss together what it means to thrive as Latinx/a/o/e/Hispanic at the intersections of their identities in topic areas including but not limited to education, public health, arts, and history. There is no cost to attend the conference and all are welcome.
The 19th annual Association of Raza Educators (ARE) Statewide Conference
The 19th annual Association of Raza Educators (ARE) Statewide Conference will be March 29th, 2025 in Loas Angeles. Save the date as more details will follow. Land, River, Sea: Ethnic Studies to be Free Location: Los Angeles Mission College, 13356 Eldridge Ave, Sylmar, CA 91342 There is no cost to attend the conference
The LBCC History, Political Science, and Ethnic Studies Dept./Reading and Teacher Preparation Dept./Labor Center/Student Equity/Faculty Professional Development invite you to an Ethnic Studies Summit, 8 a.m. – 3 p.m., Sat., April 19. There is no cost to attend the conference
Past Events
Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire
The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness
California Community Colleges
- CCC | Anti-Racist Curriculum: Implicit Bias and Cultural Competency
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CCC | Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility for Financial Aid Professionals Curriculum
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CCC | Vision for Success Summit: Dismantling Structural Racism
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CCC | Nurturing an Anti-Racist Campus Culture Webinar Series
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CCC | I Don’t See Color, I Just See People: Becoming Culturally Competent
Dr. Solorzano
Congratulations to our 2024 D.E.I.A. Champions!
- Nina Bailey (Veterans Resource Center)
- Laurie Dawdy (Athletics)
- Arturo Hernandez (Mathematical Sciences)
- Amina Humphrey (Ethnic Studies)
- Martin leyva (Sociology)
- Rene Lozano (Counseling)
- Mele Makalo (MANA Program)
- Elizabeth Nolasco (Student Equity & Achievement)