Thank you for registering to participate in the 21-Day Racial Equity Habit Building Challenge hosted by Diversity and Inclusion at Denison University. For 21 days, we committed to at least one "challenge activity" to further our understanding of power, privilege, supremacy, oppression, and equity.

For additional information, please contact Dean Trinidy Jeter via jetert@denison.edu.

Sample Challenge Activity:

Day 1 -  Monday, February 8: The Wait for Racial Equity

Activity: Listen to the Denison University MLK Day speaker, Dr. Danielle Allen of Harvard University, for a conversation on February 8 at 4:30 pm. Keep an eye out in the coming days for more information about events with Dr. Allen. (60 minutes)

Bonus Resource: Read Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Letter from a Birmingham Jail to reflect on the experience of racial equity nearly 50 years ago in comparison to today’s progression.  Please note where you are today, in terms of understanding racial equity issues and what you hope to receive by participating in this challenge? (20 minutes)

21- Day Racial Equity Habit Building Challenge Partners:
Black Student Union, Cross-Cultural Community Organizations, Denison Asian Student Association, Denison's Campus Governance Association(DCGA), First Generation Network, Hillel, Interfraternity Council, Ladies Night Out, Muslim Student Association,  National Pan-Hellenic Council, Alford Community Leadership and Involvement Center, Athletics, Center for Teaching and Learning, International Student Services, Lisska Center, University Library, Black Studies, International Studies, Modern Languages, Queer Studies, Community Alliance for Racial Justice, Licking County NAACP