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May 26, 2021 • Caitlin Burns
Through its community of practice, Arcadia has made facilitating a safe and welcoming environment for Black students a priority and has progressed significantly in its Anti-Black Racism Initiatives (ABRI) efforts, which President Ajay Nair implemented last June.
The six action steps presented by President Nair tasks the ABRI team with over three dozen initiatives that advance Arcadia in its mission to make the University a more welcoming and inclusive place for all students. During a Spring Conversations event with the campus community, the ABRI team presented on the interconnectedness of the University community through the campus-wide efforts to combat anti-Black racism. Topics discussed during the Spring Conversations include a variety of ways to support students throughout their Arcadia journey, including the addition of a position in Counseling Services to support students of color; and the need for change in Arcadia’s climate and culture.
Additional efforts have yielded:
For more information, visit arcadia.edu/advancing-ABRI.
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