1. AN INTRODUCTION TO I.D.E.A.
INCLUSION, DIVERSITY, EQUITY & ACCESSIBILITY
AKA DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION
LAURIE A. OLLHOFF
ASSISTANT LIBRARY DIRECTOR
T.B. SCOTT FREE LIBRARY
ANY IDEA
WHAT THIS IS ABOUT?
2. JUST TO CLARIFY . .
.
I.D.E.A.
• Individuals with
Disabilities Education
Act (IDEA)
O
R
D.E.A.I.
• Diversity, Equity,
Accessibility, And
Inclusion
D.E.I.
• Diversity,
Equity, And
Inclusion
5. COMMON LANGUAGE
WORDS WE OFTEN HEAR . . . WHAT DO THEY
MEAN? • RACE
• ETHNICI
TY
• LGBTQIA
• DISABILI
TY
• DIVERSITY
• EQUALITY
• EQUITY
• ACCESSIBILI
TY
• INCLUSION
• UNCONSCIOUS
BIAS
• IMPLICIT BIAS
6. All the ways that people
are different and the
same at the individual
and group levels.
DIVERSITY
7. INCLUSION
The intentional, ongoing effort
to ensure that diverse
individuals fully participate in
all aspects of an activity
including decision-making
processes.
9. EQUITY
The fair treatment, access, opportunity,
and advancement for all people, while at
the same time striving to identify and
eliminate barriers that have prevented the
full participation of some groups.
10. EQUALITY
vs
EQUITY
“The route to achieving equity will
not be accomplished through
treating everyone equally. It will be
achieved by treating everyone
justly according to their
circumstances.”
— Paula Dressel,
Race Matters Institute
13. UNCONSCIOUS
BIAS
When social stereotypes about certain
groups of people are formed outside their
own conscious awareness. Everyone holds
unconscious beliefs about various social
and identity groups, and these biases stem
from one’s tendency to organize social
worlds by categorizing.
15. DISABILIT
Y
The ADA defines a person with a
disability as a person who has a
physical or mental impairment
that substantially limits one or
more major life activity.
16. A socially constructed
category based on observed
manifestation of
characteristics of presumed,
underlying genetic
differences.
RACE
18. THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN
RACE & ETHNICITY
“Race” refers to
physical
differences that
groups and
cultures consider
socially
significant.
“Ethnicity” refers
to shared culture,
such as
language,
ancestry,
practices, and
beliefs.
20. CONTACT INFORMATION
LAURIE A. OLLHOFF
WLA IDEA COMMITTEE MEMBER
ASSISTANT LIBRARY DIRECTOR
T.B. SCOTT FREE LIBRARY
MERRILL, WI
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