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2021 Diversity Events

Wheaton College proudly celebrates ethnically diverse cultures and communities. Diversity in our communities continually enhances our experiences, deepens our knowledge, and influences our campus culture for God's glory.

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AAPI Resources

We invite you to learn more about the Asian, Asian American, Pacific Islander community's unique experiences through recommended resources.

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Finally, brothers and sisters, rejoice! Strive for full restoration, encourage one another, be of one mind, live in peace. And the God of love and peace will be with you. — 2 Corinthians 13:11, New International Version Read More

The Flourishing for All: Wheaton Strategic Diversity Plan

The goal of the Flourishing for All: Wheaton College Diversity Strategic Plan was created to build on the Christ-Centered Wheaton College Diversity Commitment Statement by outlining concrete structures and processes to transform individuals and the College. 63 departments contributed 90 plans that model inclusive and equitable approaches for engagement, decision-making, and communication.

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Featured Events

The Office of Intercultural Engagement and the Asian Christian Collaborative present "Why Does Asia Matter for Asian Americans? Imperialism and the Question of Asian American Identity," a panel discussion with Pastor Raymond Chang, moderator Dr. Gregory Lee and panelists Dr. Hanmee Kim, Dr. Yousaf Sadiq, Ms. Joy Lee, and Dr. Alex Haskins.

The Office of Intercultural Engagement and the Asian Christian Collaborative present "Anti-Asian Violence: the Atlanta Murders and Beyond" with Pastor Raymond Chang, moderator Dr. Pam Barger and panelists Dr. Jordan Ryan, Dr. Melissa Borja, Provost Dr. Karen An-hwei Lee, Dr. Henry Kim, and Dr. Charles Liu to discuss anti-Asian racism.

The Office of Intercultural Engagement invites you to view this panel discussion on the topic of COVID-19 and Racism moderated by Pastor Raymond Chang.

The Office of Intercultural Engagement invites you to view this panel discussion titled The Model Minority Myth Shattered moderated by Pastor Raymond Chang.

The Office of Intercultural Engagement invites you to view this panel discussion titled Reflections on Anti-Asian Racism by Gen-Zers moderated by Pastor Raymond Chang.

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People of Honor

As we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we encourage you to listen to music that speaks to the vast experiences of AAPI cultures. The plethora of genres AAPI performers used to express themselves echo the greatness of our God. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has curated a playlist on Spotify titled, "People of Honor", to celebrate the creativity, strength, and beauty of the AAPI community.

Drs. Sung Hoon Mo, Soh-Hyun Park-Altino, Gina Yi, and Jennie Oh Brown, and their album covers

We are grateful for the work of Wheaton's very own Prof. Soh-Hyun Park Altino, Dr. Jennie Oh Brown, Prof. Eurydice Choi, Prof. Diane Chou, Prof. Lilian Chou, Prof. Misook Kim, Prof. Sung Hoon Mo, Prof. Sarah Yeo, and Dr. Gina Yi. These gifted scholars and artists honor the Lord and share their expertise and experiences both nationally and internationally. Listen to their music featured in our "People of Honor" Spotify playlist.

Still, there is more to hear and learn from the voices of 48 Asian countries, 25 Pacific Island nations, and other national subcultures found all around the world than the fifty songs in this playlist can convey. The experiences of the AAPI community reach far beyond music. We invite you to seek that understanding as your read, listen, genuinely connect, and engage with the AAPI treasures that are all around you.

We do not own the rights to any of the music curated in this playlist.

Enjoy previous playlists in the Previous Events section linked HERE.

Diversity Discussions Book of the Month

Join us every month as we read books related to diversity and inclusion.

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The Office of Intercultural Engagement proudly presents

Photos of Faculty, Staff and Students from Wheaton and various colleges and churches

The Diversity Discussions Web Series

As social justice issues continue to unfold, the Wheaton College Chief Intercultural Engagement Officer, Dr. Sheila Caldwell, has hosted conversations about how these matters have impacted people of color in America.

To view the live event replays, visit the Diversity Event Archives.

The Rodney K. Sisco Diversity Students' Choice Awards

Join us as we celebrate the Third Annual Rodney K. Sisco Diversity Students' Choice Awards Ceremony. Wheaton College takes time each year to honor and value the outstanding diversity work of our faculty and staff.

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Official Wheaton College special notice graphics

COVID-19 Diversity Resources

As we navigate these trying times, here are some resources for a greater understanding of how to stay unified as the diverse body of Christ.

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Christ-Centered Diversity Commitment

Wheaton College has created the Christ-Centered Diversity Commitment to articulate our firm commitment to "cultivate a grace-filled, Christ-Centered academic community where all members are recognized, loved, and respected [Matthew 22:37-40 and 28:19-20; Revelation 7:9-10]."

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Featured Videos

Wheaton College values and includes diverse points of view from the body of Christ. Please enjoy these featured videos that reflect the beauty of different expressions of God's image.