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Initial DEI Survey for Highlands Community
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First and Last Name
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Email Address
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Your answer
Phone number (optional)
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Name of Student(s)
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Your answer
Student Grade level(s)
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Your answer
Do you need interpretation services available at DEI meetings?
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Yes
No
If you would like interpretation services, which language do you prefer?
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What day(s) of the week work best for you to meet (for future DEI discussion groups and presentations)? * check all that apply
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Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
Sunday
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What time(s) of the day work best for you?
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3 pm (for Sunday meeting option)
After 5:30 pm
After 6 pm
After 6:30 pm
What drew you to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion work?
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What are your best hopes for the committee in relationship with the Highlands community?
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Your answer
Is there any specific way we can support your student(s) or family in regards to DEI?
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Will you be willing to serve as secretary at committee meetings or other programs? (Your role would be to take meeting notes)
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Yes
No
Have you read or used any of the following resources for yourself? (check all that apply)
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Talking About Race (Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture)
Your Kids Aren’t Too Young to Talk About Race (A resource roundup from Pretty Good Design)
embracerace.org
(Links to resources, webinars, etc from a multiracial community of parents, teachers, experts)
The Top 5 Reasons Well-Meaning White Parents Do Not Discuss Race with Their White Children (article from StrivingParent.com)
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Have you read or used any of the following resources with your children? (check all that apply)
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Books for Littles: Racial Diversity (Anti-Racism for Kids 101, lists of books divided by age group)
CNN/Sesame Street Racism Town Hall (Hour long town hall, where experts answer questions from kids ages 4 to 12)
30 Books to Help You Talk to Your Kids About Racism (List of books, divided by age group)
K-5 Lesson: Let’s Talk About Race (15-minute video of two elementary school teachers talking to kids about race)
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