Anti-Racism and Ecosocial work are inherently interconnected, with one of the key elements of both practices being a continued commitment to professional development and change centered on reflection, learning, and trying new strategies.
With this in mind, we invite you to attend the 2nd Annual Antiracist Symposium over at Sacred Heart University. The event is happening both in person and remotely on August 9th! More details below. You are sure to learn some strategies that can benefit your practice, regardless of your role.
We can't wait to see you in person or on line. All day attendance is FREE (breakfast and lunch provided), but registration is required. Space is limited.
More than 20 presentations/workshops and posters, keynote address, creative activities and opportunities to engage with your community.
Please join us and please share!
Register here: REGISTER NOW: Antiracism Symposium
About the Keynote Speaker
Frank Tuitt, Ed.D.
Frank Tuitt, Ed.D. is the University of Connecticut’s Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer and a Professor of Higher Education and Student Affairs in the Neag School of Education. With 25 years of experience as an administrator, academic and change agent in higher education in the United States (and more recently around the globe), Tuitt is responsible for systems-wide strategic planning and implementation of mission-driven institutional diversity efforts.
Tuitt’s scholarship critically examines issues of race, Inclusive Excellence and diversity in and outside the classroom from the purview of faculty and students. Tuitt is a coeditor and contributing author of five books including Race, Equity, and the Learning Environment: The Global Relevance of Critical and Inclusive Pedagogies in Higher Education, and, most recently, Campus Rebellions and Plantation Politics: Power, Diversity, and the Emancipatory Struggle in Higher Education. Internationally, Tuitt was a visiting scholar at the Echo Center for Diversity Policy in 2019-20 at The Hague, Netherlands. He was the inaugural visiting scholar at the Echo Center and delivered lectures, facilitated training and conducted research in support of diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in the Netherlands and to post-secondary institutions in Europe.
Tuitt received an honorary doctorate in 2019 from the University of Hasselt for making higher education more equity-minded and inclusive. Tuitt holds a BA in Human Relations (sociology-based) from Connecticut College and an MA and Ed.D. in Administration, Planning and Social Policy with a concentration in Higher Education from Harvard Graduate School of Education.
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