This article from Time magazine was written by Suyin Haynes and discusses book recommendations for those who are wanting to learn more about race.

The National Association of Colleges and Employers dives in on the importance of language in supporting DEI efforts in a brief article featured on its website. In the article Tierney Bates, Director of University Careers Services at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, tells more about his experience with use of the right terms within his line of work.

Watch this 30 minute video created as a Zeta Tau Alpha resource to provide a better understanding of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Terms.

Whether you are hosting a DEI program for your chapter, work or community, it is important to analyze the why behind the programming. The DEI Programming Decision Tree from the Human Resources Department at MIT is the perfect tool when looking for the right DEI program.

The American Psychological Association provides a resource on how to implement inclusive language within your organization.

This Guide from Harvard Diversity Inclusion and Belonging provides helpful steps when planning an inclusive meeting.

The Inclusive Event Planning Checklist acts as an event planning aid to ensure all ZTA events are inclusive to members and guests.

This three minute YouTube video developed by RSA illustrates Brené Brown’s thoughts on empathy. Brené Brown is a research professor from the University of Houston. She has studied the ideas of courage, vulnerability, shame and empathy for the last 20 years.

Brené Brown, a research professor from University of Houston, speaks with teachers from across the United States in dealing with the concept, “what happens when empathy gets hard." This nine minute video is a part of Brené Brown’s speaking series "The Learning Lab."

This brief article written by University of British Columbia student Shawn Chang addresses the right and wrong ways to practice empathy.

Stanford Psychology Professor Jamil Zak, facilitates a Ted Talk on how we can improve empathy in a society that is currently struggling with this practice.