Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Upcoming Courses
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RESJI Foundations: Introduction to Racial Equity and Social Justice
MMB Room 215215 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Room 215 -
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On-Demand Recordings
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Description: This course will teach you how to create inclusive spaces for LGBTQ+ colleagues, friends, city residents, and visitors. In this foundational course, we'll review LGBTQ+ issues with a focus on issues that impact transgender people and LGBTQ+ inclusion best practices to create a welcoming environment in your workplace and beyond. The second half of the course builds on that foundation as we dive deeper into institutional inequity for LGBTQ+ people. We will discuss how to recognize institutional bias and create systemic change, and reflect & discuss how to involve the voices of those who matter in City operations decision-making.
Resources:
- Creating a Gender-Inclusive Workplace 101 Companion Guide
- Creating a Gender-Inclusive Workplace 101 Slide Deck
Facilitator: Molly Herrmann - Humble Pie Consulting
Access the Recording (1 hour, 15 minutes)
Topic & start-time guide below:
- 0:00 - Welcome
- 2:43 - Content Note
- 3:45 - Intersections of LGBTQ+ Identities
- 7:06 - LGBTQ+ Vocabulary
- 27:42 - Activity
- 34:36 - Gendered vs. Inclusive or Neutral-Language
- 36:30 - Data
- 44:39 - Creating an Inclusive Workplace
- 53:15 - How does the City Uphold Institutional Bias & What Can It Do to Change?
- 1:10:20 - Closing
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Description: This course is for supervisors who want to learn how to better support your LGBTQ+ staff. In this course you'll review: Tips and insights into how to foster an inclusive work environment, your responsibilities as a supervisor to your LGBTQ+ staff, and actionable ways to promote inclusion within your team. We recommend you first watch Creating a Gender-Inclusive Workplace 101 before this course.
Resources:
- Supervisors Building a Gender-Inclusive Workplace Companion Guide
- Supervisors Building a Gender-Inclusive Workplace Slide Deck
- In Course Examples Handout
Facilitator: Molly Herrmann - Humble Pie Consulting
Access the Recording (43 minutes)
Topic & start-time guide below:
- 3 minutes - See topic & start-time guide below.
- 0:00 - Welcome
- 4:12 - Rights of Transgender, Nonbinary, and Gender Non-Conforming Employees
- 10:15 - Responsibilities of Supervisors to Enforce APM 2-52 & Examples
- 15:16 - Responsibility Example A
- 19:35 - Responsibility Example B
- 23:50 - Responsibility Example C
- 28:12 - Responsibility Example D
- 31:24 - Responsibility Example E
- 38:40 - Closing
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Gender-Inclusive Language
Description: How can you be inclusive and respectful with people of all genders? With verbal and written examples, you will leave this training with specific strategies in using language that shows your coworkers and community members of all genders that you value them.
Resources:
- Gender-Inclusive Language Companion Guide
- Gender-Inclusive Language Slide Deck
- Gender-Inclusive Language Learner Material - Practice and Tip Sheet
Facilitator: AJ Hardie - OutReach LGBTQ+ Community Center
Access the Recordings & Duration:
Learning Resources
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Description: What can we do to make workplaces more welcoming to people living with disabilities? Representation advocate, Tiffany Yu, shares three ways that employers can change and tap into every worker's skills and gifts.
Also visit TED.com to view an entire library of TED talks, transcripts, translations, personalized talk recommendations, and more.Cost: Free
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Description: Department of Civil Rights curated list of learning resources for
Racial Equity and Social Justice.
Cost: Free
Disability Justice - Internal Audit Tool
"'Disability Justice: An Audit Tool' is aimed at helping Black, Indigenous and POC-led organizations (that are not primarily focused around disability) examine where they're at in practicing disability justice, and where they want to learn and grow." - Northwest Health Foundation
Disability Justice: An Audit Tool
To discuss this tool, or to learn more about Disability Justice at the City of Madison, reach out to the following contacts:
- Rebecca Hoyt at RHoyt@cityofmadison.com - Disability Rights and Services Specialist, Department of Civil Rights
- Leah Reinardy at LReinardy@cityofmadison.com - Occupational Accommodations Specialist, Human Resources