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… American Diasporas. The Umoja Community also seeks to educate the whole student–mind, body, and spirit using the vital power informed by an ethic of love. Umoja works to deliberately engage students as full participants in the construction of … in their lives. When our students experience language as power, curiosity, playfulness and agency replace what might have been standoffishness and uncertainty.  Tapping African American Intellectual, Spiritual, and Artistic Voices:  Informed … to an Umoja learning experience, for the students, the faculty, and the staff. Umoja practitioners intentionally call out and support students' talents in an effort to build community and self-esteem. By tapping the intellectual and …

… so students who cannot access the media can still follow along. This benefits students who are blind or low-vision, have hearing impairments, or are in environments where audio or visual media is hard to access. Below are some guidelines to … cannot read text that is part of an image. If important information is locked inside an image, students who are blind, have low vision, or rely on screen readers will miss it. Adding the text separately ensures: Accessibility : Screen readers … accessibility checkers in Word or Acrobat Pro. In the video below, you will learn how to remediate a PDF exported from PowerPoint. This video will demonstrate the full process. To view the closed captions, click the CC toggle button in the …

… … Relationship Violence … What is it? If a person is using relationship violence against someone, it means that they have a pattern of intimidating, threatening, or actually physically, emotionally, or sexually abusing another person. They do this in order to maintain power and control over their partner. Relationship violence can also occur between same-gender partners. Is my partner using …