Douglass Community Catalysts
About
Student culture at Douglass is largely influenced by the diverse student body. The Douglass Community Catalysts Program trains 25-45 ambassadors each year to lead conversations with other students on campus on topics such as allyship, LGBTQ+ justice, ableism, racism, and mental health.
The program seeks student leaders that are passionate about causes and initiatives that foster diversity, equity, and inclusion. Students interested in creating a greater sense of community among Douglass students, celebrating the variety of cultures and experiences within Douglass, and advancing open mindedness and diversity of thought are encouraged to apply.
Accordion Content
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Resource lists:
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The Rutgers Division of Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement
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Rutgers Student Associations Affiliated with the Asian American Cultural Center
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The Asian American Psychological Association’s AAPI LGBTQIA+ Resource List
Readings & Books:
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Eloquent Rage by Brittney Cooper
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Scarlet and Black Volumes 1 and 2
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How to be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi
Podcasts:
Videos/Films/TV Series:
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13th (Netflix)
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Just Mercy (Free options available on YouTube, Amazon, iTunes)
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When They See Us (Netflix)
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Dear White People (Netflix)
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The Hate U Give (Youtube, Amazon, Hulu–with HBO)
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Becoming (Netflix)
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Selma (Free options available on YouTube, Amazon, iTunes)
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Fruitvale Station (Free options available on YouTube, Amazon, iTunes)
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