Foundations in Diversity and Inclusion for Policy Makers This seminar is strongly recommended for all students and is designed to help students better understand structural racism and systems of power and oppression. This four-day seminar will examine racism from a historical perspective and provide important context for students to further engage in issues of inequality, which is essential to policymaking in the 21st century. Seminar topics and dates will be finalized soon. Topics and speakers from last year can be found below. Introduction to D&I: Why D&I matters in the field of public policy? Featuring: Xavier Remaey, CEO of Justice Informed Legacies of Race and Racism in America Featuring: Mary Hicks, Assistant Professor of History, The College Global Understanding of Race Featuring: Karen Okigbo, Harris Postdoctoral Researcher History of Chicago Featuring: Alden Loury, Senior Editor, Race, Class and Communities, WBEZ Chicago Recent News Assistant Professor Gregory Lane and Colleagues Discuss their Research on Providing Public Information and Kenya's Informal Public Transit Sector Tue., February 07, 2023 Student Profile: Celine Bookin, MPP Class of 2024 Tue., February 07, 2023 More news Upcoming Events Data and Policy Summer Scholar Program Information Session Wed., February 08, 2023 | 12:00 PM Maximize Your Credential Program Experience for Graduate School Readiness (Conducted in Chinese) Thu., February 09, 2023 | 7:30 AM More events