DEI Resource Display
Coming February 2025
Exploring Public Health: Building Stronger, Healthier Communities
This display highlights books on topics such as global health, mental health, epidemiology, nutrition, and the social determinants of health. Learn about the challenges we face—from pandemics to health disparities—and discover how individuals and communities can work toward a healthier future. Explore stories, research, and ideas that inspire action and change in the world of public health.
Previous Displays
- Neurodiveristy
- Celebrating Black Music
- Age Discrimination | Ageism
- White Privilege, Power, and Supremacy
- Lives and Experiences of Immigrants and Refugees
- BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) Authors
- Banned Books
- LGBTQA+ Pride
- Religion
- Implicit Bias, Microagressions
- Poverty
- Disabilities and Chronic Health Conditions
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About
DEI in the library is about recognizing all members of our campus community, realizing that each individual is unique.
In order to better promote DEI materials and resources in the library collection that help build a foundation for greater understanding in the community, we have created a new, highly visible and accessible topic area in the JFK Lobby, adjacent to the New Books section. While we will continue to feature multicultural resource displays in the central lobby, this permanent DEI location will highlight resources on specific DEI topics and themes that are timely and impactful, in a monthly rotation.
This is a collaborative effort among library faculty and staff, library student workers and campus partners.
Display themes will be generated through shared discussion and campus collaboration, with input from library student workers.
For more information on this initiative, please contact Qing Stellwagen, Associate Professor, Librarian of Diversity and Inclusion Studies, (qstellwagen@ewu.edu).
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