Note: To create a safe space for attendees and panelists, this event will not be recorded.
Panelists will reflect on what equity looks like in practice, the pressures they face, and the strategies they’re using to advance inclusive, accessible education, even when the path is not straightforward. Whether you're working in a state facing book bans and funding cuts or one actively promoting inclusive pedagogy and open access, this session offers practical insight for open education advocates working in a variety of institutional and political contexts.
Amy Chen, American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC), Program Director for Open Education, Remote from Iowa City, IA
Ted Intarabumrung, Roxbury Community College, Coordinator of Library Services
Kendra Lake, North Central Michigan College & MI OER Network Steering Committee Chair
Anonymous presenter from a community college in a red state
Lauren Kosrow, Digital Content and Open Access Librarian, College of DuPage
Participants may remain anonymous; however, registration is required, and we may follow up with information about future EDI committee events. This session will not be recorded. Community Guidelines will be in place to promote a respectful conversation.