GOAL: By creating an inclusive, anti-racist, and
welcoming environment, all students and employees will feel that
their voices matter and that their identities are valued and
re-affirmed.
Redesign policies, procedures, and processes to be
equitable and attain social and racial justice for our students
and employees
- Engage the college in a comprehensive institutional audit
- Implement institutional changes to support the needs of
employees and students with disabilities both in and outside
the classroom
- Apply universal design principles across the College,
including to services, academic support, and physical and
online spaces
Continue catalyzing change to oppose and confront racism,
anti-blackness, and white supremacy to create a more inclusive
working and learning environment through the Framework for
Reconciliation
- Implement the recommendations that arise through the
Catalyzing Action Design Team and Impact Groups
Instill a sense of mattering and belonging in
historically underserved students through welcoming, anti-racist,
and inclusive programs, initiatives, and campus
environments
- Continue to support cultural and heritage communities,
programming, and resources that create welcoming, inclusive,
and supportive environments for students of all backgrounds
- Create a culturally responsive and welcoming campus for
our students through visual representation (e.g., murals or
other artwork or imagery) mirroring our campus community
- Continue to create safe and welcoming spaces on both
campuses where students can engage in social and racial
justice efforts, build relationships, and feel that their
multifaceted identities are valued and seen
- Ensure the development of, and upgrades to, facilities
are inclusive (e.g., gender-inclusive bathrooms)
- Scale successful learning communities (e.g., Puente,
Umoja) and programs (e.g., EOPS, DSPS)
Provide and promote equity-minded training for all
employees to ensure students have the best experience
possible
- Implement the Equity Congress for all employee groups
focused on restorative justice
- Ensure professional development focuses on building
racial literacy through honest and ongoing discussion and
reflection on racial identities, racism, and racial justice
- Provide self-paced and easily accessible equity-minded
professional development opportunities
- Ensure dedicated equity-focused professional development
days are provided for all employees on campus
Ensure hiring practices intentionally support
diversifying the College’s workforce
- Evaluate and redesign faculty hiring practices at each
step of the hiring process to focus on hiring diverse faculty
that reflect the student population
Success Outcomes – Inclusive
Students and employees thrive:
- Ensure 85% of students feel they matter in
campus spaces
- Ensure 85% of employees feel they matter
in campus spaces