Lessons from History: A DEI Perspective

Send us Fan MailEducator and DEI expert Jebeh Edmunds breaks down what we don't know about DEI.You'll learn:Where Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) originated.How to take action when you experience or witness discrimination in your school or community.Why our fight for justice, peace and equality is happening right now.This episode delves into the historical context and contemporary relevance of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), emphasizing the importance of understanding our past and actively engaging in the fight for equality. • DEI has historical roots dating back to the civil rights movement  • Gender inequalities illustrate the ongoing struggle for equity • Emphasizes the role of personal responsibility in fighting injustice • Encourages listeners to speak up against discrimination  • Draws lessons from history to inform future actions  • DEI continues to be a relevant and necessary conversation About Jebeh Edmunds:Jebeh is an energetic storyteller, full of smiles & dance moves, educator. She loves all things Multicultural and has shared her passion for educating her students and community for over 20 years. She loves good energy, her family, and all of life’s gifts and lessons. How to find Jebeh:Instagram: @culturallyjebeh_   YouTube: @mrs.edmundsculturalcorner2226     Facebook: Jebeh Cultural Consulting    Website: https://jebehedmunds.com/ This is a growing podcast, will you take 30 seconds and help us?Yes! I will sign up to get the newest episode delivered by owl to my inbox!Heck yeah! I will leave a review because I know how much it helpRaising my hand to get Diana's writing on  substackFollow Diana on Social Media @dianaoestreich    Yes, I want free tools from The Waging Peace Project! Buy our book Waging Peace, One Soldier’s Story of Putting Love First  to support Veterans, peacemaking and stories that are changing the world.Find our Merch here, and Wear Your Peace.Bring a Waging Peace Keynote or Workshop to your school, organization, or faith community.