The Next Four Years: How would future DEI policies impact Illinois?
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion also known as DEI has become a common concept in institutions across America.
On today's program, we examine what will DEI policies look like in the next four years under a new president and what impact could we potentially see in Illinois. Our panel of experts include a representative from a non-profit that conducts research on DEI initiatives, a director from the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois, the head of the Black Chamber of Commerce of Southern Illinois, and a Professor of Sociology and Political Science.
GUESTS
Calla Devlin
Managing Director, Open To All, Movement Advancement Project
Khadine Bennett
Director of Advocacy and Intergovernmental Affairs, American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois
Chastity Mays
President, Black Chamber of Commerce of Southern Illinois
Anthony Chen
Associate Professor of Sociology and Political Science, Northwestern University