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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2021 · 32 MIN

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Schools with Latonya Simelton

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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion boards and committees are vital for all school districts to hear and respond to marginalized voices within their communities. DEI structures play a central role in adjusting or fine-tuning protocols and practices for all students. Latonya Simelton joins the show today to share her wisdom, experience and knowledge in this domain. Latonya Simelton is a life long advocate of educational equity and student success. For 17 years she has been an equity and inclusion practitioner, at the leadership level, in the educational and corporate arenas. She is a systems change agent identifying policies and practices that result in inequities and works to transform systems. Her advocacy for equitable schools shows up in her service as a CUSD 308 board member. 6:37- Why is DEI important? 13:05- Misconceptions around DEI 15:40- How to Begin 21:10- Basic Functions of DEI Bodies 27:30- How All Educators can Help Resources mentioned: -Illinois Coalition of Educational Equity Leaders- https://www.iledequity.org/aboutilee- Coaching for Equity -Midwest and Plains Equity Assistance Center-https://greatlakesequity.org/map-eac

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion boards and committees are vital for all school districts to hear and respond to marginalized voices within their communities. DEI structures play a central role in adjusting or fine-tuning protocols and practices for all students. Latonya Simelton joins the show today to share her wisdom, experience and knowledge in this domain. Latonya Simelton is a life long advocate of educational equity and student success. For 17 years she has been an equity and inclusion practitioner, at the leadership level, in the educational and corporate arenas. She is a systems change agent identifying policies and practices that result in inequities and works to transform systems. Her advocacy for equitable schools shows up in her service as a CUSD 308 board member. 6:37- Why is DEI important? 13:05- Misconceptions around DEI 15:40- How to Begin 21:10- Basic Functions of DEI Bodies 27:30- How All Educators can Help Resources mentioned: -Illinois Coalition of Educational Equity Leaders- https://www.iledequity.org/aboutilee- Coaching for Equity -Midwest and Plains Equity Assistance Center-https://greatlakesequity.org/map-eac

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