Equity & Social Justice Learning Resources
RESJI Speaker Series Presentations
The following videos have been recorded as part of the Speaker Series and may be used for general education or as part of a department equity team meeting.
- Angela Russell, VP Diversity Equity and Inclusion at CUNA Mutual Group
- Black Leaders Organizing Communities, Angela Lang, Milwaukee.
- Courageous Collaborations, Dana Tippin Cutler, Attorney at law
- Equitable Development Report for the City of Madison, Dan MacAuliffe and Urvashi Martin, City of Madison Planning Division
- Focused Interruption Coalition, Anthony Cooper
- Foundation for Black Women's Wellness, Alia Stevenson
- Freedom Dreaming, 2024, panelists Jordan Bingham, Tariq Saqqaf, Mike Miller, Nancy Siaz, and Melissa Gombar. Moderated by kristy kumar. (NEW!)
- Freedom Dreaming, 2023, panelists Renesha Carter, Rooted; Denise Jess, Wisconsin Council of the Blind; and Geraldine Paredes Vasquez, YWCA Madison. Moderated by kristy kumar.
- The Ho-Chunk People of Tejope, Part 1: History and Context
- The Ho-Chunk People of Tejope, Part 2: Food Systems
- The Ho-Chunk People of Tejope, Part 3: Sustainability Practices
- Latinx Experiences in Education 2022, in Espanol
- Latinx Voices in Madison 2020
- The Neighborhood Indicators Project, Urvashi Martin and David Long (UW)
- Public Participation Guidance, RESJI Community Connections Team
- Scientifically Tested Methods to Reduce Racism and Promote Inclusion Dr. Marcus Brauer
- What is Environmental Justice?, Stacie Reese
- Why Does Race Matter?, Dr. Christy Clark-Pujara
Instructional Videos
- Getting Started with Madison's RESJI
- Cracking the Code (The System of Racial Inequality)
- Dr. David Shih, UW-Eau Claire, on Affirmative Action
- From Inactive Bystander to Ally (webinar)
- How the Racial Wealth Gap was created
- How to get serious about diversity and inclusion in the workplace
- Race: The Power of an Illusion (clips)
Video is available at Madison Public Library - Systemic Racism Explained
- Toward Reflective Practice
- Understanding the Problem - Racial Justice Series, Verge