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SUMMARY:The Bias Diagnosis (Podcast): A FEW DE&I Event
DESCRIPTION:  \nPlease join us as we continue our DEI conversations.  \nThe Bias Diagnosis examines the disparity in outcomes between white and minority ethic patients. The podcast host\, scrutinizes the racial inequalities in healthcare systems\, from cancer treatment to mental health care system\, due in large part to the centuries of myths and falsehoods in medicine\, or assumptions about the validity of minority ethnic patient’s pain and other symptoms. \nShould you wish to participate\, please listen to the podcast The Bias Diagnosis\, a 5-part podcast series available with a free 30-day trial on Audible.  After 30 days there is a nominal charge to continue but you can cancel anytime.  We will only discuss episode 1 in our first meeting on August 18\, but you are welcome to listen to all 5 episodes prior to our meeting. \nAs we prepare to discuss this enlightening topic\, Katie Seymour shared her thoughts below: \nOur mission is to learn from the materials and each other…not necessarily to all agree!  Reasonable people disagree!  We have different political party affiliations\, we’ve been impacted by different areas of the country or even the world where we’ve lived.  We have different policy perspectives–liberal\, America First\, conservative or neo conservative.  So we invite you to listen to other views\, express your view\, and grow and learn….but we do not need to reach a consensus. \nWe hope that you can join our discussion. Please register so that we can send you the Zoom link prior to August 18. Should you have any questions please reach out to Debra Hendrickson dhendrickson2620@gmail.com or 407-252-2528
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/the-bias-diagnosis/
LOCATION:Zoom (Virtual Event): Register To Receive Link
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SUMMARY:Understanding Critical Race Theory
DESCRIPTION:Featured Guest Speaker — Sherry Paramore\nVice President\, Institutional Advancement\nBethune – Cookman University\n\nDOWNLOAD FLYER (PDF)\n\nPurpose:\nWhat is and what isn’t Critical Race Theory (CRT)? Sherry will facilitate a discussion on systemic racism in all of its complexities and provide unique insight into CRT’s role in education\, our workplaces\, and communities.\nBio:\nSherry Paramore\, Vice President of Institutional Advancement for Bethune-Cookman University (B-CU)\, leads the University with resource development for student scholarship funds\, faculty support\, academic research\, facilities\, and other operational and infrastructure needs. She is currently conducting important research for her Ph.D. on Education Equity in the State of Florida that has captured the attention of the Washington Post\, Orlando Sentinel\, national educational institutions\, and higher education academicians. \nPrior to her role at her B-CU alma mater\, Sherry was president at ELEVATE Orlando\, a nonprofit organization that empowers and prepares underserved high school youth to pursue a college degree\, obtain a vocational certification or serve in the military. \nI am excited to unite on a CRT journey\, addressing systemic barriers\, and creating equitable educational experiences for all.\n~Sherry Paramore \n 
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/understanding-critical-race-theory/
LOCATION:ZOOM (VIRTUAL EVENT)
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SUMMARY:Say This\, Not That
DESCRIPTION:Featuring Jennifer Sandoval Ph.D.\nCo-Director and Inclusive Culture Lead at UCF\nWords matter. They have enormous power to lift up\, but also to cause harm. For many of us who have always had language to define and describe our identities\, we might not recognize the incredible privilege in that. For those who care about recognizing the dignity of all people across intersectional identities\, it can also feel overwhelming to keep up with the pace of change in inclusive language. In our conversation\, we will break down some basic inclusive language principles and explore specific examples of the evolution of language for the LGBTQIA+ community. Bring all your questions and a spirit of curiosity! \nSponsored by the FEW DE&I committee.  \nCLICK HERE to download event flyer. \nAbout Jennifer\nJennifer Sandoval is an Associate Professor at the Nicholson School of Communication and Media at the University of Central Florida and a campus leader for equity and inclusion. She has a PH.D. in Communication and Culture from the University of New Mexico and a Master’s of Dispute Resolution from Pepperdine School of Law. Her research focuses on the intersections of identity and power in complex contexts like healthcare and education. Dr. Sandoval works with a wide range of organizations\, enhancing their capacity to communicate across differences and difficulties. She is also an active leader in the United Faculty of Florida and a community advocate for labor rights and reproductive justice.
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/say-this-not-that/
LOCATION:Patricia Bornstein’s Home\, 1670 Mayfield Avenue\, Winter Park\, 32789\, United States
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SUMMARY:FEW Tea Party
DESCRIPTION:Join us for high tea at Infusion Tea. \n\nPrivate party with a dedicated party hostess\nChampagne toast\nBottomless pots of tea — two varieties\nBite size brie and fruit in puff pastry\nAfternoon tea service on elegant three-tier trays — assorted tea sandwiches\, fresh baked schones with cream + jam\, and cookies\nDessert tray with mini cupcakes\, petit fours\, truffles
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/few-tea-party-2/
LOCATION:Infusion Tea\, 1600 Edgewater Dr.\, Orlando\, florida\, 32804
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SUMMARY:St Paddy's Celebration at Harp & Celt
DESCRIPTION:Who needs luck when we have all of FEW!As luck would have it\, we’ll all be there\, we just need you. Wear green and join us at the Harp & Celt for green beer\, corn beef and cabbage\, and St. Paddy’s cheer.
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/st-pattys-celebration-at-harp-celt/
LOCATION:Harp & Celt\, 25 S Magnolia Ave\, Orlando\, FL\, 32801
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SUMMARY:Sanford Outing
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us in our February FEW event as we ‘Salute Black History Month’ with a jazz concert at the Ritz Theater in Sanford. \nWe invite you to lunch and jazz on Sunday February 19th. We will meet at Hollerbach’s Willow Tree Cafe at 1pm and then attend the Jazz Ensemble: Salute to Black History Month Concert at the Ritz Theater from 3pm to 5pm. \nDATE: Sunday\, February 19th\nTIME: Lunch 1 pm | Jazz Concert 3 pm – 5pm\nCOST: Tickets to the concert are $20. RSVP BY WED\, FEB 1st: Required to obtain group tickets to the concert. Yes\, guests are welcome.
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/sanford-outing/
LOCATION:Ritz Theater in Sanford
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