Inscribing Inclusion

A few links to help on your learning journey! Autism Society Autism in Women and Girls (Organization for Autism Research) The Color of Autism Foundation Autism in Adulthood Kris McElroy Article (from the Art of Autism)

To be curious means to be eager to learn or know something. Hopefully today's episode will encourage you to reconnect with or expand your curiosity and use it on your DEI journey. Zora Neale Hurston Curiosity Worksheet

Women's History Resources National Women's History Alliance Women's History Month (federal government site) Intersectionality Law Review Article   Columbia University Interview Kimberle Crenshaw Ted Talk Shared Sisterhood  Ida B. Wells A Few of My Favorite Women-Owned Businesses Bundts By Ash Deez Cookies Suga Pie's Cupcakes Kincs By Nicki RJS Fashions/Beyond Fresh

Additional Resources for Your Learning Journey Race and Ethnicity Terms Chicano/Hispanic/Latino Indigenous/Native American June Jordan

Do you celebrate Black History Month? How do you celebrate? Will you commit to moving beyond the surface of DEI? Take a listen as you consider your commitment.  Launchpad Links - a few items to kick off your Black History Month learning journey Association for the Study of African American Life and History Early African Civilizations  Bath and Body Works BHM 2022 Target BHM   John L...

What are your diversity, equity, and inclusion resolutions for 2023? What commitments will you make to expand your knowledge? 2023 DEI Resolution Worksheet (if you have trouble accessing the worksheet, please email inscribinginclusion@gmail.com for a copy) Harvard DEIB Self-Assessment Harvard Implicit Association Test Redefining Realness by Janet Mock

Inscribing Inclusion will be on pause as we end 2023. I hope you check out episodes you missed or run back your favorites. I wish you a great end to 2022 and rest, joy, love, and fulfilment in the new year. See you in 2023!

As we end 2022, enjoy this replay from season 1.  Everyone celebrates, or doesn't celebrate, in different ways. Listen for a few quick tips on how to survive and thrive in a busy holiday season. 

Individuals seeing their identities portrayed in media and be inspirational and aspirational.  Toni Morrison Interview Norman Lear Ncuti Gatwa

Start your homework and expand your learning journey about Native/Indigenous Americans.  Native American Rights Fund Smithsonian Institute American Indian information   United Nations Indigenous Information   Native American Culture Groups

Microaggressions are small yet detrimental words and actions that are the result of unconscious or unintentional behaviors. Self-awareness and slowing down can help us all do better in our interactions with others.  A few articles about microaggressions NPR Life Kit Scientific American  

Since it's October and Halloween is near, we're running back this episode from season one. History of Blackface  Taos Pueblo 

Dr. Ragland gave us great recommendations of documentaries to watch. Be sure to check out her website to keep up with the work she's doing Dr. Alice Ragland Precious Knowledge - A documentary about ethnic studies in Tucson, AZ. You can watch free on Kanopy by logging in with your library card.  Race: The Power of an Illusion - available to stream online

International Podcast Day is September 30. In preparation, I'm sharing my why for creating Inscribing Inclusion. September is also a great time for your to run back any episodes you've missed. 

Silence plays a role in the DEI journey. 

Music is powerful and pervasive. It can connect in ways unlike any other force. As a melophile (music lover), I've come to understand and appreciate how music educates, influences, articulates, encourages, and heals.  Mentions from the show: National Museum of African American Music   400: An Afrikan Epic  Asian Music Journals Latin Music European Music   Civil Rights Music Tan...

What does it mean to be an ally? Do you consider yourself an ally? Listen in and make your determination. Check out the Anti Oppression Network for thought provoking questions and helpful hints. 

Did you miss Lessons of Liberation during summer 2021? If you want to know a bit about the history of Juneteenth and Pride, we've got you covered! There are two episodes from last year to start your learning journey. And don't fret! Season 2 will feature new episodes in June too!

Stories are important to creating inclusive communities. The stories we learn and tell about ourselves are important to individual development. Listening to the learning the stories of others helps us gain better understanding and connection.  Storytelling and Cultural Traditions (National Geographic) TED StoryCorps

On this episode, we're joined by Lily Riley, an American Sign Language interpreter. Lily shares her experiences working in the deaf community, the importance of access, and the role of hearing allies. We also discuss the need for increased diversity in the profession. Connect with Lily: http://linkedin.com/in/lily-riley Read the transcription of this episode here: https://share.descript.com/view/5...

What is Autism? (Centers for Disease Control) Autism Society  Book: What Happens Next? by Rick Schostek  Bridgeway Academy

Diversity and Inclusion is a learning journey and we will stumble along the way. Sometimes we trip ourselves. Listen as Jocelyn identifies missteps and offers suggestions for course correction. 

Women's History Month is a time to celebrate women and raise awareness about issues that impact women. This episode is a quick overview of the origins of Women's History Month , International Women's Day , Feminism , and Womanism .  Notable Names Molly Murphy MacGregor Gerda Lerner Alice Walker Shirley Chisolm Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Inscribing Inclusion Insights is a new feature for season 2. These quick hits will drop periodically between episodes. They're semi-spontaneous insights into the host's thoughts on hot topics.  Do you have an idea for an Insight? DM me on Instagram @inscribinginclusion, on Twitter @inscribingpod, or send an email to inscribinginclusion@gmail.com

Reconciling faith and belief systems with spaces that aren't welcoming and inclusive - can it be done? Our guests, Noah and Tejai, are people of faith and religious scholars. They'll share personal experiences and insights about marginalized communities in the traditional Black church and how to have hope. (This is the first episode of a season two miniseries). Read a little: Womanism Alice Walker...