Thank you for this survey. For the sake of time, I'm compressing answers
for all three terms to:
equal access (information, education, mobility, etc)
equal opportunity (promotions, power, for voices to be heard without
penalty)
social justice for all to be treated with respect, dignity, within the
law, without regard to any "isms" (race, age, disability, SES, religion,
gender, sexuality, lifestyle, body size, etc.)
Thanks,
Margi
<MPark@cde.ca.gov>
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"Oreoluwa Somolu, Research Assistant", <osomolu@edc.org> wrote:
Dear Colleague,
The Gender and Science Digital Library project (GSDL) at Education
Development Center, Inc. (http://www.edc.org/GDI/GSDL) would like to
enlist your help in developing this educational resource. The primary
objective
of the GSDL is to create a high-quality, interactive and user-friendly
library of K-12, higher education, women's studies, and teacher preparation
resources for science,technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)
disciplines.
We are interested in identifying what the following phrases about "equity"
mean to you? Please keep your responses to each of the phrases no more
than five words.
1. Gender equity
2. Equity for people with disabilities
3. Equity for people of all ethnicities
Thank you for your contribution and we look forward to receiving your
feedback.
Oreoluwa Somolu, Research Assistant
<osomolu@edc.org>
Gender and Diversities Institute at EDC
55 Chapel Street, Newton, MA 02458
URL:http://www.edc.org/GDI/GSDL
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