Where did these attacks on DEI originate?
How can I proceed without stepping in a trap?
DEI has been politicized--does that mean it's partisan?
This seminar will answer these questions and more. Researcher Ali Michael, PhD, will introduce administrators to the history of the anti-DEI campaign so that they can recognize and intervene with the campaign, in whatever form it might manifest in their schools. We will then work collaboratively to differentiate between “good faith critiques” of DEI from politically motivated attacks. Finally, the workshop will help participants understand the purpose behind DEI so that they can take active steps towards evolving their own schools' unique programming. Participants will benefit from the intimate size of the session, and the time to brainstorm with other administrators.
The seminar includes one three-hour seminar as well as one optional follow up session for all participants.
Tuesday July 15, 2025 8:30a - 11:30a EST
Optional follow up session on Thursday July 17, 8:30a - 9:30a EST
*$395
This workship is limited to 10 spaces
*please complete this form if you would like to request a scholarship for this series
Proceeds from this workshop will go to the Global Restitution Project
