DEIB

This list represents our favorite diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging resources, those we most often utilize or feature in our work, and those recommended to us by clients and colleagues.

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Clearly, this is not an exhaustive list of DEIB resources. But we’d love to add your favorites to our growing list of curated articles, blogs, books, glossaries, guides, images, movies, newsletters, podcasts, trainings, videos, websites, and more. Please visit our DEIB Resource Submission Form and fill out the requested information so we can review and consider yours! Detailed next steps are outlined in the form.

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Anti-racism

  • dRworks has a wealth of information regarding dismantling racism, including definitions, assumptions and workbooks, many of which can be used free of charge with proper attribution. One resource we use often is this white supremecy culture PDF.
  • Anti-racist reading list http://www.eracce.org/resources 
  • Podcast on the limitations of an Anti-Racist reading list
  • Educational graphic on contradictions for white people in racial justice work from the Instagram account @malefragility.

Art

  • Jim Chuchu is a highly acclaimed filmmaker, musician and visual artist living and working in Nairobi, Kenya. His work is incredibly powerful. One image we use often is “All Oppression is Connected

Body Positivity

Disability Rights

  • Disability History Timeline as well as a host of other resources related to disability rights for the Michigan Disability Rights Coalition (MDRC) 
  • Disability Health Program and additional disability health resources from Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS). For more information contact Alice Frame at FrameA@michigan.gov

Indigenous rights

  • Article from Amnesty International: What are they? 
  • A guide to Indigenous land acknowledgement

LGBTQIA+

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