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BY SPECIAL REQUEST, "SUGGESTIONS" FROM THE 6/20/19 DIVERSITY & INCLUSION COMMITTEE MINUTES..."safe spaces", "cultural training", "unconscious bias", "affordable housing", https://www.ecode360.com/documents/CR0035/public/500199469.pdf
4. Suggestions included:
a. Provide information and welcome packets to new residents about resources available to new residents
b. Provide safe places to meet others in the Croton community through community gatherings
c. Educating the Croton community through a speaker series on subjects such as unconscious bias
d. Schools to help bring community together.
e. Cultural training for faculty. More diverse faculty that better reflects the community.
f. Provide programs that do not segregate communication to parents who’s first language is not English
g. Accessibility to gathering places
h. Affordable housing
i. Student involvement with Diversity & Inclusion
j. Work on a shared community project
k. Know how to respond to hate speech
l. How can the community help with getting to a “complete” census?
m. For people from Ossining but spend time in Croton, the access to Croton parks is overly restricted. Can they pay to use Croton parks?
Thanks. For some reason, I kept getting a page unavailable message at another link.
ReplyDeleteYes. The link that would take you to the pdf seemed to be broken. Happy to have found this one.
DeleteYou want to use our village only parks? Pay village taxes. It's really that simple. After the disaster that was this swimming season in the newspapers and the village forced to close Mayo's, I'd be surprised if they bring it up again. We'll see. My neighbor the kayaker is still bringing out bags of picnic trash from the shoreline.
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