2 Guidelines for discussion Ana 3 minutes 3 Experiences of students 3 panelists Benita 4 Breakout room discussions Ann 5 Conclusion and resources Ann ID: 1028752
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1. Introduction - Ann (~2 minutes) 2) Guidelines for discussion - Ana (3 minutes) 3) Experiences of students (3 panelists) - Benita 4) Breakout room discussions - Ann 5) Conclusion and resources – Ann(~3 minutes)(Link to google doc for breakout room notes)EPS, ESE, & DIB Committee Anti-Racism Town HallWednesday, June 24th, 2020 3:00 - 4:00 pm Eastern TimeZoom:https://harvard.zoom.us/j/98289212073?pwd=QnVYQW84OWxXSmVWZUV5dTFsYTBaUT09Harvard University
2. Discussion guidelinesApproach this town hall with the intention to learn, not defend. Discomfort is OK. Recognize that we are all prone to Implicit Bias: unconscious decision-making due to societal stereotypes and unintentional prejudiceValue Differences.Remember that your perspective is not the only one. For today’s discussion, we will ask everyone to use I statements: “I feel” “I think” “I believe”Own your impact. Remember that impact ≠ intent. Share air time equitably.
3. Break-Out RoomsLink to Breakout Room Notes Google Doc:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Oj51IiOOm9QMLnY2h_PWPK8nNDSLj-i8r0JsB6yy-_I/editRoom 1Recruitment of and support for Undergraduates Maddie and ElidaRoom 2Recruitment of and support for Graduate Students SophieRoom 3Colloquia and Lecture Series Ana and JillRoom 4Updating EPS Departmental Imagery Jessica and MarineRoom 5Training and associated workshops EstherRoom 6Harvard’s perception of a history of racism Jonathan and Steve
4. Resources for Engaging in Anti-Racism WorkResources were sent out by Emily Bowman in the Special Edition of the EPS Weekly Newsletter on Friday, June 5, 2020. These resources will also be uploaded to the resources page of the EPS website, and include the following:Resources for Engaging in Anti-Racism WorkResources for educating yourself on various forms of racism in the U.S. and otherwise readWatch & ListenStories about being Black in AmericaBook Lists & Watch ListsResources for Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) to Engage in Self-CareReadWatchWays to support (both financially and otherwise)Harvard counseling resourcesHarvard contacts and resourcesBenita Wolff, benita_wolff@fas.harvard.edu, Division of Science and Department of Physics Equity and Inclusion FellowEPS/ESE DIB Anonymous suggestions form (see DIB monthly email for link)EPS/ESE DIB Weekly Office Hours (look out for weekly emails)EPS/ESE Anti-Racism Reading and Action Group (see Kaitlyn Loftus’s email)Trainings and opportunities in EPS, SEAS, and otherwiseAllyship: Wednesday, July 1 from 10 - 11:15 a.m.Unconscious Bias: Wednesday, August 5 from 3 - 4:30 p.m.Calling In vs Calling Out: Thursday, July 9 from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.