OUR JOURNEY FOR
ANTI-RACISM AND RACIAL EQUITY

Learning from the past. Acting in the present. Helping shape the future.

"We must ensure meaningful step after meaningful step that advances real and sustained change in addressing this deeply enduring challenge of anti-racism and racial equity. Every one of us must play a role. We will be, and should be, held accountable for ensuring actions are taken. If we do not, we will fail to fulfill our mission of access and success for all."

Read Chancellor Ronnie Green's June 5, 2020 Statement About the Journey

The Co-Leaders

Chancellor Ronnie Green leads the Journey with guidance from Vice Chancellor for Diversity and Inclusion Marco Barker and five co-leaders whose research, creative activity, and engagement explores addressing anti-racism and racial equity.

Lory J. Dance

Associate Professor of Sociology and Ethnic Studies

Kwame Dawes

Chancellor’s Professor of English, Glenna Luschei Editor of Prairie Schooner

Kara Mitchell Viesca

Associate Professor of Teaching, Learning, and Teacher Education

Sergio C. Wals

Associate Professor of Political Science and Ethnic Studies

Colette Yellow Robe

Member of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe and Academic Retention Specialist for TRIO Programs

Learn More About the Work of the Co-leaders

A Commitment to Change

The Office of Diversity and Inclusion continues to serve the University community in charting a path forward through providing anti-racism education, resources, support, and opportunities for engagement and action.

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Share Your Efforts

Addressing anti-racism and racial equity is critical and essential to enhancing our mission and reputation in teaching, research, and service. We encourage you to share your efforts with us to help chronicle our progress.

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