Resources

The Office of Equity, Inclusion and Title IX (OEI9) gathers resources to support our Law Center community. All OEI9 resources are here to assist faculty, administrators, staff, and students in their efforts to continuously improve our Law Center. These resources include information and strategies on how to effectively communicate, implement, and develop inclusive and equitable policies and practices.

Cultural Competency Series

• #Free the Hair
• SULC Latinx Panel

• Disability Visibility and the Law

• What is Critical Race Theory and Why is it Under Attack? (Video)
• Integrating Doctrine and Diversity in the Classroom Speaker Series
• Implicit Bias - Take the test
• Women in Leadership Series
  • Series Kickoff-From First Generation to CEO
• Brown Bag Safe Space Series
  • Microaggressions Workshop

Inclusive Language Guide

"If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart"

-Nelson Mandela

What is inclusive language? Inclusive language is language that “acknowledges diversity, conveys respect to all people, is sensitive to differences, and promotes equal opportunities.” The Guidelines for Inclusive Language (Linguistic Society of America)

• Gender Inclusive Language
• Race
• People with Disabilities
• Culture