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Lots of Opportunities to Engage!

Lots of Opportunities to Engage!

Black History is American History

Virtual Event ✊🏾

Ernest Crim III is a Black History Application Specialist who uses Black History to empower and educate families and train educators on how to best reach their students in a culturally compliant manner. Mr. Crim is a former high school educator of 12 years, who now teaches Black History to the world through social media with a reach of nearly 500,000. Additionally, he is the CEO of Crim’s Cultural Consulting LLC, an international speaker, an author of two bestsellers and a passionate progressive education activist, who has been featured on PBS, CBS, NBC & Newsweek amongst various other outlets. To Ernest, his purpose is to creatively strategize how we can use our glorious past to create a better future, entrenched in equitable practices. 

Mr. Crim will facilitate an engaging VIRTUAL conversation on February 28th at 3:30 PM MST. The conversation will focus on past and present-day occurrences that show how Black History is repeating itself. Topics include affirmative action, policing, black history bands, and more. Mr. Crim will provide a vivid account using his own lived experience to provide a captivating and insightful dialogue that illuminates how Black History is, in fact, American History! 

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Connect with Diverse Minds Across CC

We are looking to check the temperature about a couple of unique opportunities and ways to engage the CC community in conversations about ADEI-related topics. We encourage you to take 5 minutes and complete this interest survey to offer insight into how we can best support professional development by mobilizing innovative strategies across our institution.

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Introducing the ADEI Stewardship Certificate!

Investing in Knowledge.  Building Skills.  Changing Attitudes.

Overseen by the ADEI Leadership Team, and signed by the College President, the ADEI Stewardship Certificate celebrates your commitment to continuous learning and unlearning practices that foster a deeper understanding of antiracism, diversity, equity, and inclusion.

A series of events designated as ADEI Stewardship eligible throughout the school year will be presented.  These events include but are not limited to The Dismantling Hate Series, The Antiracist Book Club, Butler Center Workshops, Crown Center Development Series and others. Sign in at any six designated events to begin working on yours today.

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Join us for the Block 5 Dismantling Hate Speaker

It Takes More than a Food Drive: Thinking Transformatively about Poverty, Class, and Economic Justice

Join us for the Block 6 Dismantling Hate speaker, Paul Gorski. Gorski is the founder of the Equity Literacy Institute. After a 20-year career in academia, he started the Equity Literacy Institute to work directly with schools, nonprofit organizations, and other organizations to use antiracism as a core value for transformation.
Some of the barriers to progress on all social justice issues revolve around efforts to sustain injustice and privilege, and the tendency for people to address its symptoms but not its root causes. In this workshop, Gorski will discuss these kinds othese kinds of barriers and basic principles that can inform more serious efforts and commitments to antiracism.
Wednesday, March 8
7-8:30 p.m.
McHugh Commons/Virtual Zoom 

Dismantling Hate: An Educational Series Toward Understanding and Action is a campus-wide initiative that provides programming for Colorado College students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents and families, and community members from the Colorado Springs area.  Now in its second year, the purpose and goal of this educational series is to support our communities to better understand hate — its roots and outcomes, and to motivate people to take action to dismantle hate.  Each educational program in the series features a conversation with an activist, broadly defined, who shares their work and experience dismantling hate against marginalized communities.

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Today at CC Digest for Students

A Daily Digest for Colorado College

Today at CC Digest

A Daily Digest for Colorado College

Launching Speak Up Colorado College

Colorado College has partnered with OneTrust to develop Speak Up Colorado College, an anonymous reporting platform

Speak Up Colorado College is our 24-hour reporting system where you can confidentially and anonymously submit your concerns. To make a report at any time, go to speakup.coloradocollege.edu or call toll free 1 (800) 461-9330.

Starting today, you can use Speak Up Colorado College to confidentially speak up, share your perspective, ask challenging questions, and raise concerns about behaviors that conflict with the college’s values without fear of retaliation. This is all done while protecting individuals who bring concerns forward.

Concerns can cover a variety of topics, including, but not limited to:

  • Misuse of college assets or funds
  • Misuse of confidential information
  • Violations of giving and receiving of gifts covered under the Code of Ethical Conduct and Conflict of Interest Policy
  • Retaliation from any member of the college for bringing a concern forward
  • Discrimination or harassment, including violations of Title IX and Title VII
  • Violation of any college policy or handbook rules or regulations

After submission, you can follow the status and anonymously communicate with the college through the platform about your report. We recognize that it can sometimes take a lot of courage to speak up; any information you provide to Speak Up Colorado College is stored privately and securely and will be treated with sensitivity and respect.

Do you have questions or things you’d like to know about the platform? Email Lyrae Williams, lwilliams@coloradocollege.edu. All questions will be answered and will also help inform a list of FAQs on the platform.

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Don’t Forget Your Gold Card

Remeber to carry your Gold Card:

Colorado College is committed to balancing safety and access concerns. Based on community feedback, we are changing the hours that doors to academic buildings are locked to reflect low-traffic periods more accurately.

At the start of the Block 5 block break (Thursday, Feb. 23) doors to academic buildings will be locked at all times during block breaks, college breaks, and Summer Session. During the blocks, they will be locked overnight from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m

Please remember to carry your Gold Card with you, so you have access as needed.

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