Belonging Action Network
Let’s build an institutional community where everyone feels they belong!
If you’ve completed the ACUE Fostering a Culture of Belonging microcredential, join us in taking the next steps to transform our learning into tangible actions that benefit our students, colleagues and community.
The Belonging Action Network will meet on the following dates. Please feel free to attend any or all meetings. Specific meeting topics will be listed once determined.
- Thursday, October 3, Noon-1:00pm, Hammond or virtual – Topic TBD
- Friday, November 22, 9:00-10:00am, Hammond or virtual – Topic TBD
- Wednesday, February 19, 2:00-3:00pm, Hammond or virtual – Topic TBD
- Friday, April 4, Noon-1:00pm, Hammond or virtual – Topic TBD
The Belonging Action Network is a dynamic and informal meeting group designed for faculty and staff who have completed the Fostering a Culture of Belonging microcredential. Our mission is to create a supportive space where participants can discuss their learnings, share insights, and develop actionable strategies to enhance diversity, equity, and inclusion on our campus. Together, we can transform our learning into tangible actions that benefit our students, colleagues, and community.
The Fostering a Culture of Belonging training provided valuable insights and knowledge. Now, it’s time to move beyond theory and discussion, and put what we’ve learned into practice. The group offers a platform for collaborative brainstorming and innovation, allowing us to develop new ideas and implement meaningful actions that enhance our campus environment. Your active participation drives positive change and empowers others to implement effective practices that promote a sense of belonging for all.
Together, we can make a tangible difference and create a campus where everyone feels they belong!
Attend a Meeting – Join us in-person or virtually for any of the meetings. Register to receive the virtual meeting connection information.
Collaborate and Network – Build connections with like-minded colleagues who are committed to fostering a culture of belonging on our campuses.
Contribute Topics – In the registration survey and at the first meeting, we will solicit topics for discussion in future meetings. This is your chance to voice your ideas and areas of interest. You can also suggest discussion topics at any time.
Facilitate a Session – Share your expertise and experience by volunteering as a presenter or facilitator for upcoming meetings.