Abusuampeh, Daniel
(2024)
Space for Voice: Race and Social Problems Discourse.
In: Celebration of the Year of Discourse and Dialogue, University of Pittsburgh.
Abstract
The Space for Voice, Race, and Social Problems Discourse program at the University of Pittsburgh aims to create a welcoming environment for students to discuss racial and social issues. This initiative is part of the University's Year of Discourse and Dialogue and will help students from all backgrounds understand and solve challenges through conversation and cooperation. The program's purpose is to provide a platform for students to share their experiences with racial and social problems, learn from each other, and find practical solutions. Activities include a kickoff event with a keynote speaker, monthly discussion forums on specific issues, workshops on cultural competency and anti-racism, and collaborative projects. The initiative engages students through collaboration with student organizations and academic departments. The impact of the program will be measured through surveys and feedback sessions. The goal is to create a more inclusive, informed, and proactive student community committed to addressing racial and social equity challenges on campus and beyond. The program aligns with the university's commitment to fostering progressive conversations and meaningful dialogue. By creating spaces for students from diverse backgrounds to share their experiences and work together, the program also aims to build a more inclusive campus culture and contribute to the global conversation on diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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