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The Office of Diversity and Inclusion is gathering all of the diversity, equity and inclusion stories relevant to Buckeyes in one place. It's the one stop shop for learning how The Ohio State University is making an impact on local, national, and global levels.

And if you are looking for an event to expand your understanding of diversity, equity and inclusion, look no further than the ODI calendar of events, where you will find university and community related or facilitated events.

06/26/23 — Ohio State Diversity Impact

Ohio State celebrates Pride with second annual brunch

The Ohio State University celebrated Pride with a luncheon featuring three speakers.

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06/22/23 — Ohio State Diversity Impact

Ohio State students create bilingual book walk at Marion Tallgrass Trail

Ohio State students at Marion created a bilingual book walk at the Marion Tallgrass Trail. The students worked with Let's Read 20 and the Marion Public Library on the project.

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06/15/23 — Ohio State Diversity Impact

'Irrepressible Soul' exhibition reinstates art as universal language

Viewing art is often considered a deeply intimate and individualized experience. But Iyana Hill, creator and co-curator of the "Irrepressible Soul" art exhibition, has a more collaborative philosophy — especially when it comes to highlighting the Black experience: “It takes a village.”

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06/14/23 — Ohio State Diversity Impact

Dual-career Certified Flight Instructor Steve Kinsey keeps Columbus safe from the air

Police Officer Steve Kinsey lives to help people. After being fascinated at an airshow, he elevated his career from the ground to the skies, where he now also serves as an Ohio State flight instructor.

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06/01/23 — Ohio State Diversity Impact

Ohio’s Asian American leaders call for multiracial solidarity with new social studies legislation

As a young girl growing up in a suburb of Columbus, Ohio, Arianna Kelawala didn't feel her story was being told in the classroom. Kelawala, a second-year in political science and women’s, gender and sexuality studies, whose family immigrated to the United States from India in 1997, is driven to promote the inclusion of Asian American and Pacific Islander history and perspectives in Ohio's K-12 public school education by organizing through the Educating for Ohio’s Future campaign.

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