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The following resources include tools authored by Collegium members, as well as papers and proceedings from the 2006, 2004 and 2001 Diversity Symposia, sponsored in part by The Diversity Collegium. All of these publications are available free of charge. If you need assistance or have questions about these documents, please contact Collegium Member, Barbara Deane, Email: gil7deane@earthlink.net
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This free booklet identifies standards for excellent diversity & inclusion work. Julie O'Mara and Alan Richter (Diversity Collegium members), working with a 79-person Expert Panel around the world (includes many Collegium members), have designed the benchmarks to be universal. The 13 categories in four groups -- Foundation, Bridging, Internal and External -- are usable for all types and sizes of organizations in all sectors around the world. The new model for the D&I field illustrates the breadth, scope, and relationship of various categories of work. There are five levels of benchmarks for each category, with the top level generally considered best practices.
Download pdf file of GD&I Benchmarks booklet,
2006 Symposium: The World is Flat: Implications for
Diversity Management
2004 Diversity Symposium: Equity, Affirmative Action and Diversity
Executive Summary - 2004 Diversity Symposium (Text file pending - check back soon
Proceedings Report - 2004 Diversity Symposium
Paper No. 1: Affirmative Action: 25 Years and Counting,
By R. Roosevelt Thomas, Jr.. D.B.A.
Thomas PowerPoint Slides Paper No. 2: Impact of the University of Michigan Affirmative Action Decisions on Corporate and Community Dialogue, By Jeffrey A. Norris, J.D. 2004Norrispaper.pdf
Paper No. 3a: Affirmative Action in a Global Context: Diversity and the Intersection of Civil and Human Rights
by Karen Narasaki, J.D. Paper No. 3b: Close to Home: Case Studies of Human Rights Work in the United States Source: A Ford Foundation Report http://www.fordfound.org/publications/recent_articles/close_to_home.cfm Paper No. 3c: A Considered Opinion: Affirmative Action as an International Human Rights Dialogue By Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court http://www.brookings.edu/press/review/winter2000/ginsburg.htm Global Matrix: Diversity and Anti-Discrimination Laws Around the World Developed by Monica Ercolano, Barbara Deane, Edward Hubbard, Ph.D., Alan Richter, Ph.D., and Lynda White 2001 Diversity Symposium: A Conceptual Framework for the Practice of Diversity
Proceedings Report - 2001 Diversity Symposium
Conceptual Framework Model
Developed by The Diversity Collegium
Paper No. 1: Developing Cultural Competence: An Integrative Approach to Global and Domestic Diversity
By Janet Bennett, Ph.D. and Milton Bennett, Ph.D.
Paper No. 2: An Effective Culture Change Agent: Using a Business Case Approach to Organizational Diversity
By Richard Gaskins
Paper No. 3: Diversity: Looking Ahead (a societal approach)
By Lani Roberts, Ph.D.
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