The two-day event on Wednesday, May 29 and Thursday, May 30 is bound to leave you wanting to learn more about EDI, anti-racism, anti-oppression, and the provisions of your own metaphorical knapsack.

Dr. Peggy McIntosh, the author of the “White Privilege: The Invisible Knapsack” is certain to make you say wow during her keynote address.

She is prolific start to a day filled with the knowledge and experiences of EDI professionals and theoretical wisdom of anti-racist and intercultural scholars.

Be ready to turn your energy meter on high as Jesse Lipscombe jumps starts the morning of day two.

Wait and see as he sets the tone for an exciting day filled with tips for students, recognizing anti-racism as a pillar of EDI, and meeting at the intersections of the proverbial isms.

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