I-Journey Workshops
I-Journey workshops are peer-developed, peer-led workshops covering a variety of topics. Facilitated by a pool of trained student facilitators, I-Journey workshops explore issues of social identity, exclusion/inclusion, and being an ally. Student facilitators meet with requestors to adapt, modify, or create a workshop to meet the needs of the specific groups.
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Spring 2025 Workshops
- A Campus Divided: Belonging at Illinois
Examines feelings of belonging on our campus and community. - Class and Classism
Explores social class and enhances awareness of class privilege on campus. - Disability Justice
Explores Disability at Illinois and in society by examining models of Disability, accessibility, and stereotypes. - Implicit Bias
Explores the impact of implicit bias on our interactions and community. - Culture not Costume
Explores the nuances of cultural appropriation vs. appreciation and ways to engage others in this conversation. - Enhancing Stereotype Awareness
Explores the formation and perpetuation of stereotypes and how stereotypes affect our interactions with others. - Microaggressions in Everyday Life
Sheds light on the subtleties of discrimination in everyday life and equips participants with a toolkit of solutions. - Microaggressions in STEM
Sheds light on the subtleties of discrimination in STEM environments and equips participants with a toolkit of solutions.
For more information email dsje@illinois.edu
Attend a Workshop
Scheduled in-person workshops open to all UIUC students
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Disability Justice
Monday, April 21, 2025
7pm-8pm
Lincoln Hall Rm 1065
Register: https://go.illinois.edu/I-Journey2025 -
Class & Classism
Thursday, April 24, 2025
7pm-8pm
Gregory Hall, Room 111
Register: https://go.illinois.edu/I-Journey2025
For more information email dsje@illinois.edu