The Office of Equity Transformation Town Hall takes place Nov. 6

Plan to attend the Office of Equity Transformation Town Hall on Nov. 6, where you’ll hear from community members involved in building towards greater equity, anti-oppression, anti-racism, anti-ableism, diversity and inclusion at UM.

We’ll be asking this question, based on our commitment to fostering a vibrant community: What makes UM a vibrant community for you?

Please join us to provide your input and to learn more about the work and accomplishments of the Office of Equity Transformation (OET). 

All faculty, staff, and students are welcome! Register now.

Join the conversation about the kind of university community we want to create together.

At the event, you can:

• Have your photo taken at the Vibrant Community Engagement Booth — adding to the many diverse faces of our community. (You can also provide written feedback or send a selfie-video with your response to the question ‘What makes UM a vibrant community for you?’)

• Enjoy interactive booths that showcase current programs advancing equity, anti-oppression and transformation at UM.
• Receive a beautifully designed OET tote bag! (first 150 guests)
• Pick up a button: Equity Transformation, Bison, Pride or Pronoun buttons available.
• Stay to observe and/or participate in our Model EDIA Community of Practice following the program.

• Connect over light refreshments.

Please RSVP and register now at this link.

This hybrid event takes place in-person and will be live-streamed with closed captioning. The in-person event will also include ASL interpreters.

Office of Equity Transformation Town Hall

Date: Wednesday, Nov. 6

Time: 10 to 11:15 a.m.

Location: Marshall McLuhan Hall, Booths: Room 205

Online and in-person

Doors open: 10 a.m.

Program: 10:15 a.m.

RSVP and register at this link.