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Diversity and Inclusion

News about UB initiatives and research relating to diversity, equity and inclusion. (see all topics)

Ericka Hart to give inaugural 猛料视频 Pride Lecture
4/11/22
Hart — an activist, writer, highly acclaimed speaker, and award-winning sexuality educator — will deliver the lecture to kick off UB's 2022 Pride Week celebration.
U.S. Department of Education highlights UB鈥檚 Teacher Residency Program as model for nation
4/8/22
The U.S. Department of Education recognized the UB Teacher Residency Program as a blueprint for states, school districts and universities to follow to address the national teacher shortage.
STEM partnership at UB, UPR Cayey wins Sloan Foundation grant
4/4/22
The program creates pathways for students at the 猛料视频 of Puerto Rico at Cayey, a federally designated Hispanic-serving institution, to pursue graduate studies at UB.
UB receives grant to examine how pandemic policy and aid impacted student-mothers
3/25/22
The study will assess how stimulus funding, the expanded Child Tax Credit and other forms of aid shaped student-mothers’ decisions and participation in higher education.
To help Black students feel safer, schools must embrace their cultural identity
3/25/22
UB-led study recommends that schools use culturally relevant and Afrocentric policies and practices that better incorporate the identity of Black students in school culture.
Media Advisory: Symposium focuses on when health providers face bias
3/7/22
The VA Western New York Healthcare System and the Jacobs School are co-sponsoring the event on March 10.
Photo exhibit tells soldiers鈥� stories and the challenges of coming home after war
3/3/22
Opening March 15 in Buffalo, the exhibit is part of the UB research project ‘Developing a Sense of Meaningful Belonging among Veterans’ and will include a panel discussion with local veterans on April 3.
Book explains the long process of emancipation through the eyes of a formerly enslaved woman
2/28/22
Priscilla Joyner’s life before and after the Civil War provides personal details of the emotional, political, social and familial experiences of someone who traveled what historians now call the long emancipation as part of an extended search for belonging.
Book explores the intersection of slavery and disability in the U.S.
2/15/22
Enslaved people with disabilities often filled valuable family and cultural roles in their communities, says UB historian.
UB architect Kelly Hayes McAlonie receives lifetime achievement award from AIA New York State
2/4/22
The James William Kideney Award is the highest honor bestowed on a member.

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