Professional Development
Equity Development Series
We’re excited to be launching an Equity Development Series, a series of workshops aimed at building our understanding around issues that surround the concepts of educational equity.
The importance of understanding diversity, equity, and inclusion is a critical part of the work of educating our students at Foothill. We believe that equity work is reflected in all aspects of the campus and are affected by all members of the campus community. Through engaging with this series, we aim to build on the skills that we have, the experiences we have gone through, and the everyday work that we do.
Designed to fit in a workday, all sessions will be scheduled from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm and offered in hybrid modality, with both in-person and online options. Please consider joining us during your lunch break if you are interested in any or all of the offered topics.
Attendance at each session is eligible for PGA credit |
Please register for sessions through the Vision Resource Center (instructions below). If you need any help, please feel free to email yangchristopher@fhda.edu.
Sessions for Winter 2025:
All sessions are scheduled from 12:00 pm to 12:45 pm.
All sessions are Hybrid: Attend in-person at the Altos Room or on Zoom in the links
provided.
Equity Mindedness
Thursday, January 16
What do we mean when we say "equity" in Higher Education? What does it mean to have an "equity mindset" and how does that translate to the work we do?
Implicit Bias
Thursday, February 13
What is Implicit Bias? How is it an equity issue and how does it affect the way that our institution is run? How can we recognize it and how can we combat it?
Navigating Triggers
Thursday, March 13
What are triggers and how are we impacted by them? How do they show up for us and how might they be guiding our everyday actions and reactions? Let's learn more about where they come from, explore what they may look like, and talk about what we can do about them.
Peter Chow
Program Coordinator, Office of Equity
Professional Development
(650) 949-7208
chowpeter@fhda.edu