Event Title
After Celebrating Differences: Moving to a Model for Transformative Change
Location
RCC Room 201
Start Date
11-6-2014 11:00 AM
End Date
11-6-2014 12:30 PM
Description
This workshop explores how concepts of power and privilege and Harro’s cycles of socialization and liberation may be used in higher education. The cycle of socialization emphasizes the cultural forces creating and sustaining inequities; the cycle of liberation focuses on the process for transforming our patterns and creating personal and social change.
In the workshop we will discuss classroom practice, co-curricular activities, and employee/faculty activities which can either support or challenge systems of oppression. Approaches to surfacing and interrupting invisible systemic oppression will be demonstrated through activities which raise awareness, expand knowledge and enhance skills for change. The cycle of liberation will serve as a guide to designing and implementing diversity-focused initiatives for students and employees.
Measures of Privilege
privilege and disadvantage list.pdf (189 kB)
Privilege and Disadvantage List
Cycle_of_Liberation.pdf (463 kB)
Cycle of Liberation
Cycle_of_Socialization.pdf (295 kB)
Cycle of Socialization
After Celebrating Differences: Moving to a Model for Transformative Change
RCC Room 201
This workshop explores how concepts of power and privilege and Harro’s cycles of socialization and liberation may be used in higher education. The cycle of socialization emphasizes the cultural forces creating and sustaining inequities; the cycle of liberation focuses on the process for transforming our patterns and creating personal and social change.
In the workshop we will discuss classroom practice, co-curricular activities, and employee/faculty activities which can either support or challenge systems of oppression. Approaches to surfacing and interrupting invisible systemic oppression will be demonstrated through activities which raise awareness, expand knowledge and enhance skills for change. The cycle of liberation will serve as a guide to designing and implementing diversity-focused initiatives for students and employees.
Comments
Moderator: Diane Bell, Office of Internship Programs, Bridgewater State University