Making Space: A Diversity Dialogue

Professor Prairie Parnell from Tarleton State University Communication Studies department, advisor for the Gay-Straight Alliance on campus since 2012.

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https://www.ginabattye.com/how-to-survive-christmas-with-your-family-lgbt-style/

Interviewees: Colorado State Representative Brianna Titone & New Hampshire State Representative Lisa Bunker

A live discussion on food insecurity, what it is, some dialogue, and the relation to indigenous people.

Making Space: A Diversity Dialogue is a biweekly podcast where we'll have questions answered about socially sensitive topics while creating lasting relationships with diverse people. In this episode, Cole talks about non-traditional students. Jessi McDonough, guest speaker and student at Tarleton State University, shares her thoughts and experiences on this topic as a mother returning to school.

Making Space: A Diversity Dialogue is a biweekly podcast where we'll have questions answered about socially sensitive topics while creating lasting relationships with diverse people. In this episode, Cole talks about non-traditional students and course auditing. James Woodward, guest speaker and Course Auditor at Tarleton State University, shares his thoughts and experiences on this topic.

Making Space: A Diversity Dialogue is a biweekly podcast where we'll have questions answered about socially sensitive topics while creating lasting relationships with diverse people. In this episode, Cole defines what misogyny is, how to identify it, and how to respond.

Resources:
- https://safeharborim.com/micro-misogyny-spotting-everyday-sexism/
· https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ok-wallet-young-women-fire-back-misogynistic-name-calling-tiktok-n1211536
· https://businesschicks.com/how-to-call-out-casual-sexism/
· https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/08/style/misogyny-women-history-photographs.html
· https://www.themuse.com/advice/6-ways-to-shut-down-sexist-comments-at-work
· https://everydayfeminism.com/2016/06/common-internalized-misogyny/
· https://culturalbridgestojustice.org/internalized-sexism-internalized-misogyny/
· https://www.bustle.com/articles/130737-7-sneaky-ways-internalized-misogyny-manifests-in-our-everyday-lives
· https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6016395/
https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-42633751

Making Space: A Diversity Dialogue is a biweekly podcast where we'll have questions answered about socially sensitive topics while creating lasting relationships with diverse people. In this episode Cole interviews Kailyn Williams, a Pre Med. Junior at Tarleton State and mother of a five year old son. As well as Amanda Greene-Williams, a Child Development Junior at Tarleton State who is 6 months pregnant. This podcast discusses the experiences and challenges they have faced as a pregnant student or student mother.

For Pregnant Students
https://www.uopeople.edu/blog/know-your-rights-as-a-pregnant-college-student/
https://pregnantoncampus.org/research/
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/hestat/pregnancy/2010_pregnancy_rates.htm
For Students with Young Children
https://www.ccdaily.com/2020/05/student-parents-underserved/
https://www.npr.org/2019/05/02/716123170/do-they-kick-out-pregnant-people-navigating-college-with-kids
Title IX Resources
https://www.tarleton.edu/titleix/pregnancy-and-parenting-assistance.html
https://www.tarleton.edu/titleix/index.html
https://massasoit.edu/about/president/diversity-inclusion-title-ix/pregnant-and-parenting-college-students-rights/

Making Space: A Diversity Dialogue is a biweekly podcast where we'll have questions answered about socially sensitive topics while creating lasting relationships with diverse people. Episodes include things like discussing the words behind the letters LGBTQ+ to psychological and physical disabilities.

For suggested questions for topics or more information about the podcast, message the radio station where we're based @100.7 ThePlanet on Facebook.

For updates on the show and behind the scenes, follow our network socials.

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Links from this week's discussion:


U.S. racial equality through the eyes of an Afro-Latina: Defining Afro Latinidad -
https://youtu.be/cY6dHJ_DDTw
'AfroLAtinidad' Explores What Being Both Latino And Black In LA Means - https://laist.com/2020/02/28/afrolatinidad-latinx-black-latino-african-in-la.php

Link to Visual Presentation

https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.tarleton.edu%2Fdiversity%2Fvirtual-programs-more-resources.html%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR2ebJg_URmOJa7Jn-DmgE_wi_qhpC8Ec3ALBHFk9DZ2VQN23JmYTE5p760%23Virtual%2520Programs&h=AT3MfTfz0knEPtJlFZGwsXn2kCcXejFMWMF4_X8ydITuwRqTjZccNinZXeNxjUT8thrQuKkKNAK5aQo9IiV-FXXVcp1LqnfLKokSLqF4xst_0syCP8cmH45IFCCEEWIo1k3WiA

During this week's Making Space, Cole interview guest Kelli Styron, Vice President of Student Affairs. They discuss how faculty and staff made plans during the summer to be able to open back up for the fall semester. Precautions taken this semester during Covid 19 are discussed as well. Kelli Styron explain why she wants Tarleton to still feel like a home for students despite the pandemic. Cole and Kelli talk about the different options students in financial need can utilize, such as the Care's Act. Homecoming, campus events, and much more are discussed during the episode.

Making Space: A Diversity Dialogue is a biweekly podcast where we’ll have questions answered about social sensitive topics while creating lasting relationships with diverse people. Episodes include things like discussing the words behind the letters LGBTQ+ to Defining Systematic Racism.

For suggested questions for topics or more information about the podcast, message the radio station where we’re based @100.7ThePlanet on Facebook

For updates on the show and behind the scenes, follow our network socials

Twitter- @theplanet1007
Insta- @theplanet100.7

Links from this week's discussion:

https://www.tarleton.edu/roadmap/
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/guidance-ihe-response.html
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/large-events/considerations-for-events-gatherings.html
https://convene.com/catalyst/events-after-coronavirus/
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