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About
Student culture at Douglass is largely influenced by the diverse student body. The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion 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.
Ready to Apply?
Ambassador applications are open here.
Questions About The DEI Ambassador Program?

Corina Hernandez (she/her)
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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