EJI Resources

The Duwamish Tribe is the original inhabitants of the Seattle area. The Duwamish Tribal Services organization seeks to promote Duwamish culture, history, and heritage, as well as advocating for tribal members' rights.

Ethnic Cultural Heritage Online Exchange, an ethnic and cultural nonprofit, which hosts over 1,800 cultural organizations and individuals belonging to over 120 different cultures based in the Pacific Northwest, fifty-six of which are American Indian or Alaska Native cultures

EDUCAUSE's constituent group focuses on accessibility and inclusive practices in higher education IT services, providing resources for college staff in IT-related roles.

Offers webinars and resources on inclusive pedagogy and technology.

Gurstein's paper discusses the concept of access in the context of digital technology, emphasizing the need for effective use of technology to bridge the digital divide.

Incorporating principles of sci-fi and imaginative thinking into real-world contexts, adrienne maree brown draws from her experiences as an activist, writer, and facilitator to present a fresh perspective on how we can navigate complexity and uncertainty to create positive change.

These conversations create opportunities for open dialogue, facilitate relationship-building between managers and their employees, and advance important objectives.

While primarily serving the Latinx LGBTQ+ community, Entre Hermanos offers support, resources, and social activities for queer and trans individuals.

This journal focuses on educational equity and excellence, with an emphasis on issues affecting historically marginalized and underserved communities.

Build community and foster connections between diverse UW faculty and staff members.

Information on faculty code and governance

Responsible for all matters of policy relating to the interests of gender, sexual orientation, and gender identity.

Responsible for all matters of policy relating to the interests of Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) faculty.

During an emergency, many students will look to faculty and instructors for guidance. Use this information to help you become better prepared and manage the initial moments of a classroom or campus emergency.

The University of Washington is committed to recruiting and retaining a diverse faculty and staff. Resources include a hiring toolkit and information on affinity groups.

First Nations @ UW is an undergraduate intertribal registered student organization at the University of Washington in Seattle. We host events both on- and off-campus with the intention of educating the community about Native cultures, spreading awareness to issues affecting the Native community and upholding our respective customs and traditions.

A humorous and candid podcast hosted by four queer friends, discussing sex, relationships, identity, and pop culture.

A clearinghouse for information about free speech policies and regulations at the UW! This is a great place to look when anyone asks about what is/isn't allowed at events, in the classroom, on campus, etc.

Examining the ways in which Black intellectuals, artists, and activists have imagined and pursued freedom and justice throughout history, Robin D.G. Kelley delves into various movements, from the abolitionist era to the civil rights movement, to highlight the creativity, resilience, and visionary ideas that have shaped Black resistance and aspirations for a more just and equitable society.

Marc Arsell Robinson charts the rise of Black student activism on Washington campuses and the ripples their actions created for future generations.

Ladson-Billings introduces the concept of "education debt" as a framework for understanding the cumulative disadvantages that historically marginalized students face and emphasizes the importance of achieving educational equity.

Gay City is a non-profit organization that works to promote wellness and health for LGBTQ+ individuals in Seattle through various programs, events, and workshops.

This organization focuses on trans and gender-diverse rights and advocacy, working towards a more inclusive and equitable society.

Hosted by Tuck Woodstock, "Gender Reveal" delves into issues related to gender and identity, sharing personal stories and insights.

In this article, we reflect on learnings from our collaborative efforts to engage with the complexities and challenges of decolonization across varied educational contexts within the Americas.