UPCOMING WEBINARS
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Past WEBINARS
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A Discussion about The #MeTooIndia movementFriday, April 30, 2021
Dr. Pallavi Guha, an Assistant professor of journalism at Towson University, and the author of Hear #Metoo in India: News, Social Media, and Anti-Rape and Sexual Harassment Activism, led a discussion on the role media platforms play in the anti-rape and sexual harassment media framework in the post #metoo timeframe.
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#WECANDOBETTER Women in STEM: The Journey of
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A Discussion on Empowering Women in the Workplace with Olabisi Boyle
March 31, 2021
As the head of Product and Mobility strategy for Hyundai, Olabisi Boyle, will share her career journey as a female leader in a predominately male industry. With a passion for promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace she will share the challenges she’s had to overcome in order to have a seat at the table and offer tips and advice for those looking to make similar moves in their career.
March 31, 2021
As the head of Product and Mobility strategy for Hyundai, Olabisi Boyle, will share her career journey as a female leader in a predominately male industry. With a passion for promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace she will share the challenges she’s had to overcome in order to have a seat at the table and offer tips and advice for those looking to make similar moves in their career.
REcording of the Discussion
Embracing Diversity: An Opportunity to Evolve
Discussion Moderated By
Patricia A. Jameson, MA, CDE, SHRM-SCP
Feb. 26, 2021
Now, more than ever, it is critical to acknowledge and embrace diversity whether it is in our professional or personal lives. This virtual experience allowed participants to explore the significance of diversity and inclusion, while exploring how diversity and inclusion matters in our personal and professional lives
Attendees were invited to engage in an interactive activity for self-awareness and active learning.
Discussion Moderated By
Patricia A. Jameson, MA, CDE, SHRM-SCP
Feb. 26, 2021
Now, more than ever, it is critical to acknowledge and embrace diversity whether it is in our professional or personal lives. This virtual experience allowed participants to explore the significance of diversity and inclusion, while exploring how diversity and inclusion matters in our personal and professional lives
Attendees were invited to engage in an interactive activity for self-awareness and active learning.
REcording of the Discussion
A Discussion of Carol Anderson's Book, White Rage
Moderated by Dr. Kathyn Barrett-Gaines
Feb. 19, 2021
Today, Americans remain deeply divided by color, culture, gender, religion, politics, interpretation of history, and anything else we can think of to hate each other for. Emory University historian Carol Anderson, in her book White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide, reframes our continuing conversation about race, chronicling the relentlessly angry white forces violently opposed to Black citizenship in America. This virtual discussion was led by an avid student and teacher of African American History, Dr. Kathryn Barrett-Gaines, associate professor of African American History and African History at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES)..
Moderated by Dr. Kathyn Barrett-Gaines
Feb. 19, 2021
Today, Americans remain deeply divided by color, culture, gender, religion, politics, interpretation of history, and anything else we can think of to hate each other for. Emory University historian Carol Anderson, in her book White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide, reframes our continuing conversation about race, chronicling the relentlessly angry white forces violently opposed to Black citizenship in America. This virtual discussion was led by an avid student and teacher of African American History, Dr. Kathryn Barrett-Gaines, associate professor of African American History and African History at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES)..
REcording of the Discussion
Michelle Peralta from the University of Maryland, Baltimore Wellness Hub shared science-based practices for a happy, meaningful life by exploring mindfulness, self-compassion and gratitude. Participants learned practical skills and clarified personal and professional priorities so that their current lives could become closer to their desired life. Whether it’s for today or the next five years, we all have goals we want to reach. You have immense potential to achieve your goals, and the first step is to remember this fact!
The USM Women's Forum offered a double header of webinars in the spring of 2018 for faculty, staff, and students. Kicking off in early March, Christine Barnabic, Education Program Management Specialist in the Center for Integrative Medicine at The University of Maryland, Baltimore, shared her knowledge about work, stress, and how best to manage those factors when they combine. This lunchtime webinar taught attendees how to recognize stressors that are affecting the mind and body, implement mind body strategies for stress reduction, and understand positive psychology techniques shown to increase optimism.
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Our second webinar was inspired by the explosive response to the hashtag #metoo and the recognition of how pervasive societal norms have hindered people, particularly women, in sharing and reporting their experiences of sexual harassment and gender-based violence. In this webinar, Jess Myers of UMBC and Rina Rhyne of Goucher College helped participants to identify outlets, which they can use to support themselves and their colleagues experiencing sexual harassment and violence. Jess and Rina also discussed tools and options related to reporting, in addition to self-care practices.
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