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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"Equity, diversity, and inclusion"”.
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Cross-disciplinary strategies for advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion in geoscience education and workplaces
… with the aim of creating more inclusive working and learning environments. Geoscience remains one of the least diverse STEM disciplines, shaped by histories of racial, gender-based, and other forms of discrimination. To address these barriers, this research examines how equity-deserving groups …
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Exploring Factors Influencing Employer Attitudes and Practices toward Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in the New River Valley
… the 1960s to address racial inequities in income and employment, the executive branch and the courts have since retreated from efforts to pursue those policies aggressively. Meanwhile, anti-racism advocates, including the Montgomery County, Virginia based Dialogue on Race, have continued to …
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Equity, Diversity and Inclusion At the University of Cape Town, South Africa: The Experience of Black Women Academics
… have questioned the disconnect between the goals and objectives of transformation strategies and the continued experiences of marginalization and oppression that Black women face. This study adds to this critical analysis by seeking to understand the main challenges that Black women experience in …
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Exploring the Use of Inclusive Teaching Strategies to increase the Effectiveness of Adult Learning Programs related to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) within Canadian Public Sector Organisations.
… Canadian context, friction between EDI training and the lived experience of the participants, and identifies elements of inclusive strategies. The research methodology is focused ethnography, and with the theoretical frame of social constructionism this research allows for a focus on the …
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Volunteer educators' perceptions of mentorship involvement: grades 9-12 robotics
… training is required to support developing and retaining subject-specific mentorship practices and volunteer engagement with equity, diversity, and inclusion in STEM communities. This research aimed to understand how informal educators develop their personal mentorship practice and …
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Canadian University Statements and University Community Responses Following the Murder of George Floyd
… murder of George Floyd spurred global attention and compelled Canada’s research universities to respond to widespread social unrest. This study employs content analysis and critical discourse analysis to examine how power was integrated into statements issued by Canadian universities in spring …
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Progress in question: a qualitative thematic analysis of disciplinary power, and Black senior leadership in Canadian policing
… contemporary Canadian policing – particularly equity, diversity, and inclusion reforms – remains underexplored. Existing scholarship predominantly emphasizes increased representation at lower ranks, often neglecting the implications of tokenism within white, male-dominated workforces. This …
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The Experiences of Professional Muslim Women in the Canadian Workplace
… interplay of religion, race/ethnicity, sect, and gender along with various other facets of identity within this diverse community. This study focuses on Canadian-born and immigrant Muslim women, recognizing their unique experiences and challenges in various organizational settings. Moreover, …
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Bridging the Gap – Prioritizing Cultural Competency in Not-For-Profit Organizational Strategy for Global Teacher Training
… to provide educational training to teachers in Uganda on preventing the recruitment of child soldiers. The organization recently paused operations to focus on improving the development and delivery of its programs. As the organization’s collaboration with Ugandan teachers weakened due to growing …
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The Future of Community Health Center Executive Leadership A Mixed-Method Formative Evaluation
… Primary Care Association's (CPCA) Leadership Equity Program, developed in response to the need for greater alignment between the communities accessing care provided by Community Health Centers and the representativeness of their future executive leaders. Community Health Centers (CHC) are a …
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A Grounded Theory Inquiry into the Pedagogical Socialization of Graduate Students Within Graduate Quantitative Methods Courses
… pedagogical socialization experiences of masters and doctoral students. The purpose of this grounded theory inquiry was to discover graduate students perspectives on their pedagogical socialization experiences and the norms, values and role expectations transmitted during the teaching and learning …
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Towards culturally relevant 4-H agriculture programming for urban youth: Identifying potential design principles and outcomes
… In rural areas that are dedicated to agriculture and farming, youth can witness agricultural principles daily and many of them have lived experiences with agriculture. Non-formal educational programming such as 4-H is beneficial for exposing and including urban youth into agricultural educational …
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A WickEd Leadership Approach to Democratizing STEM Education
… is currently underserviced in the traditional and private educational landscape. SC’s clients have engaged in procuring curriculum, resources, and programming at the intersection of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). This focus …
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The Amplification of “At-Promise” Middle School Student Voice to Foster School Success
… to the status quo, utilizing a critical and post-structuralist lens, this paper charts a path towards revisioning middle school student success nested in listening stances and reflective practices. At the heart of this Problem of Practice is the disengagement and lack of voice that middle …
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Improving Sexual Violence Reporting in Higher Education Institutions
… (Coastal U; a pseudonym) where values of equity, diversity, and inclusion are espoused. Nonetheless, students from diverse cultures at Coastal U report a lack of visibility, unclear pathways for reporting, poor student and staff education, and numerous reporting fears, culminating in a …
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The impact of intersectionality on the empowerment and development of nurses into leadership roles
… group, with over a quarter of New Zealand’s nursing workforce coming from overseas. Despite this diversity, the impact of the intersection of socially constructed identities such as race, gender, and class, on empowerment and a nurses' ability to develop as a leader was previously …
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Assessing accessibility in environmental education with an emphasis on the d/Deaf and hard of hearing community
… the last decade. Still, levels of accessibility and how to increase accessibility have been studied less within the scope of environmental education (EE). Accessibility can be defined differently when considering EE and nature-based experiences. The first is in the sense that it can be accessed …
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Experiencing exclusion, rehearsing for inclusion: creating an in-the-moment culture shift
This research explores the phenomenon of ‘inclusion’ in global organisations where, for some, the lived experience of entry and development at graduate and apprenticeship levels does not always equate to the espoused values, nor do the encounters with staff embody the diversity that has been …
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“All Men Are Created Equal?”: Insights and Implications of Intersectional Precarious Manhood
… includes strength, power, status, affluence, and occupational success (Vandello et al., 2008). However, men who are not members of dominant culture, such as Black men in the United States, often are excluded from access to characteristics of masculinity framed by dominant culture due to …
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