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Toward One Wisconsin Conference on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Taking Place Oct. 12-13

, September 22 /Businesswire/ - Toward One Wisconsin 2021 – A conference on equity, diversity and inclusion, is taking place virtually on October 12-13. This year’s theme of Building Bridges and Breaking Barriers seeks to connect citizens and organizations from multiple sectors across Wisconsin to build communities of equity and opportunity.

In 2020, Toward One successfully brought together more than 800 people in a fully virtual format to address and prioritize the work of diversity, equity and inclusion throughout Wisconsin. This year, conference organizers intend to deliver the same productive and meaningful experience in a completely virtual environment.

There will be four conference tracks where attendees will discover collaborative and innovative approaches, best practices, cutting edge research and/or success stories that address job entry, creating united communities that welcome all residents, embracing a healthy climate for youth in our schools and neighborhoods and promoting health equity initiatives across Wisconsin. The tracks include: Track I: Increasing Opportunities for Inclusion in Wisconsin’s Workforce; Track II: Creating Inclusive Communities; Track III: Cultivating Equity in Education; and Track IV: Building Health Equity in Wisconsin.

What: Toward One Wisconsin 2021

When: October 12-13, 2021

Where: Virtual

Who: A diverse attendance is expected including, but not limited to, representatives from birth-K-12, higher education, academia, business and industry, state and local workforce development, youth programs, health professions, vocational rehabilitation, chambers of commerce, nonprofit organizations, government, community and neighborhood associations and faith-based groups.

Keynote speakers include: Jelani Cobb, New Yorker staff writer, speaker on race, history, politics and culture in America. Dasha Kelly Hamilton, writer and performance artist, and Kao Kalia Yang, Hmong-American writer, filmmaker, and teacher.

Registration: Register – Toward One Wisconsin (inclusivity-wi.org)

About Toward One

The Toward One Wisconsin Conference, founded by Wisconsin-based Church Mutual Insurance Company, S.I., aspires to create and sustain a statewide culture that understands that diversity, equity and inclusion are essential to the state’s continued excellence. Across all sectors of business and life in Wisconsin, parallel efforts are underway to prioritize DEI. We may be in different places based on the diversity of our experiences, but we’re all traveling the same journey: Toward One Wisconsin.


STORY TAGS: Professional Services, Philanthropy, Consumer, Preschool, Other Education, University, Primary/Secondary, Education, Other Professional Services, Insurance, Religion, Other Philanthropy, Wisconsin, Conference, Advisory, Event, United States, North America,

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