American English Institute: “English Language Courses for UO Employees with Minimal English”
Clark Honors College: “Expanding Undergraduate Research Opportunities”
College of Education: “COE Professional Learning Communities in Equity”
Comparative Literature: “Workshop on Teaching & Mentoring Underrepresented Students”
Office of the Dean of Students: “2019 First Generation Student Reception”
Division of Global Engagement: “Faculty Training to Support Diverse Student Communities while Abroad”
BEOREGON partnership with Allen Hall Advertising: marketing campaign to increase awareness of BEOREGON. The BEOREGON initiative is a call to action for inclusion and acceptance in sports.
Cinema Studies: "Cinema Studies Undergraduate Filmmaker Scholarship" -- a need-based scholarship recognizing exceptional student work that advances diversity and inclusion in Cinema Studies.
CMiS: Communities for Minorities in STEM and LGBT+ in STEM: "Rehearsals for [Communication]: A Workshop Series" -- Three-workshop series aimed at training UO community members in best practices for respectful and effective interpersonal relationships.
College of Design: “Justice and Equity Design Initiative (JEDI)” -- support and highlight research by faculty of color and other faculty research that focuses on racial justice and equity issues within the design discipline.
College of Education: create a students of underrepresented cultures and ethnicities group – SOURCE, including providing a physical space for the group.
Department of Physical Education and Recreation: send UO Unified Basketball team to the NIRSA – National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association – Regional VI tournament. Unified sports joins students on college campuses with those with intellectual disabilities.
Graduate School: create an inclusion, diversity, and equity academy certificate program focusing on systems of oppression and the ways these systems are maintained by social structures.
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art: “Hank Willis Thomas: Exploring Identity, Empowering Communities" -- artist visit. Thomas is a conceptual artist working primarily with themes related to perspective identity, commodity, media, and popular culture.
Oregon Bach Festival, School of Music and Dance and DanceAbility: “Bach in Motion,” interdisciplinary and transformational work connecting people with and without disabilities through dance and movement.
UO Libraries: "Our Impact in Images: A Touring Pictorial Exhibit on the UO’s Diverse History and Community."
