Show Notes
Summary
In this conversation, Dr. Jason Rogers interviews Henry '25, the DEI prefect at Rundle College, about the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Henry shares his passion for DEI and the need to address ableism and promote accessibility. He emphasizes the importance of taking action, sharing ideas, and amplifying voices. They discuss the role of community in making the world a better place and the value of celebrating small wins. The secret ingredient for Rundle's extraordinary community is community itself, where everyone feels included and has a chance to contribute.
Keywords
diversity, equity, inclusion, DEI prefect, ableism, accessibility, leadership, confidence, community, small wins
Takeaways
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) are crucial in achieving pluralism and promoting a sense of community.
Addressing ableism and promoting accessibility are important aspects of DEI.
Taking action, sharing ideas, and amplifying voices are key to making the world a better place.
Celebrating small wins and building confidence are essential for personal and community growth.
Community is the secret ingredient for creating an extraordinary and inclusive environment.
Addressing Ableism and Promoting Accessibility
Taking Action and Amplifying Voices for Change
Quotes
"DEI is a passion for me because It's something I've been involved in like my entire life."
"I wish people knew that the responsibility that the world's ableism should not rest on the backs of disabled people."
"If not you, then who? I would hate to sit there, not do anything and just see the world changing around me."
Chapters
00:00 - Introduction and Role of the DEI Prefect
05:14 - The Importance of Taking Action
11:55 - Building Confidence and Celebrating Small Wins
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