Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Training and Education

Diversity and inclusion training allows UToledo employees and other vested individuals an opportunity to increase their awareness and understanding of cross-cultural issues. Participants share in constructive dialogue about cultures, cultural competence, diversity, equity and inclusion.

The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion facilitates faculty and staff trainings. The Office of Multicultural Student Success manages diversity workshops for undergraduate and graduate students.

Customized Training workshops

If none of these workshops satisfies the needs of your unit, we are available to conduct a more curated workshop. Submit a Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Training Consultation Request. We will call you to discuss your needs.

Special training sessions must meet these requirements:

  • Session must last at least one hour.
  • Group must have at least 15 people in attendance.
  • Training needs must not be covered in any of the regularly scheduled workshops mentioned above.

Ally Training Opportunities

Visit the Office of Multicultural Student Success to learn more about:

  • Safe Place Training
  • (Un)Documented Student Ally Training

Racial Equity Toolkit

One of the core values of the University is diversity. It is not enough, however, to state that we value diversity. We must also strive toward an inclusive and equitable campus environment. To support this work, the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion has launched this page to serve as a resource to the campus community to support our efforts to move toward racial equity on our campus.

Lexicon of Terms Equity Toolkit

Given the wide range of ever-changing needs associated with an inclusive and equity-focused campus, this information will never be “complete”. We recognize it will require continuous updates and changes, as a working document. If members of the campus community have suggestions for improvements or additions, please feel free to send us a note at diversity@utoledo.edu.

 

Last Updated: 11/3/22