Office of Equity, Social Justice and Multicultural Education

Office of Equity, Social Justice and Multicultural Education The Office of Equity promotes a campus environment of equity, social justice and academic success fo

History
The Office of Equity, Social Justice and Multicultural Education (formerly the Office of Diversity) first opened its doors at De Anza in 1989, primarily to ensure affirmative action and equal opportunity in hiring faculty and staff. Since then, the college has expanded its services to include faculty and student equity. Today, thanks to the tireless commitment and efforts of many, the Offi

ce of Equity, Social Justice and Multicultural Education provides guidance and leadership in developing and maintaining an environment that upholds De Anza’s value of inclusion while seeking to address those obstacles that hamper student success as well as faculty and staff excellence. This work includes deepening our acceptance and understanding of the rich cultural and ethnic diversity groups, including racial, gender, LGBTQQI, religious, differently abled, and economic and political affinity groups, to name a few that are representative of the students, faculty and staff at De Anza College. What We Do
We believe that all who work and study at De Anza College are committed to the shared goal of creating a quality experience for every student. In part, determining if a student has had, or is having, a quality learning experience is measured by student access and achievement. Thus, using the philosophy and approach of social justice and multicultural education we determine student equity through rigorous ongoing accountable processes that will work toward ensuring equity in all measurements of student access and achievement across lines of gender, racial identity, ethnicity and disability. Specifically, the college must increase transfer rates and degree and certificate awards, improve access, course completion, course retention and persistence, and, importantly, equalize student success rates by gender, race, ethnicity and disability. In addition, securing an equitable learning experience, as well as measurable student access and achievement outcomes is met by the goal of creating a fully inclusive community. Thus, to this end, the Equity Office works to enhance the ability of faculty, classified professionals and administrators to support and guide in culturally responsive ways each other and the students we serve. Ways We Serve
In service to the missions of De Anza College and the Foothill-De Anza Community College District as well as the broader community, we provide expertise and supportive leadership in the numerous areas ranging from Educational and Human Development to Community Engagement.

We start Fall 2022 quarter classes on Monday, September 26! Check out the schedule of classes below and enroll today!
09/08/2022

We start Fall 2022 quarter classes on Monday, September 26! Check out the schedule of classes below and enroll today!

Current quarter class schedule and future class schedule once posted.

Week of October 25, 2021Happy Birthday Larry Itliong!“Prior to 1936, we were nobody, we’re not considered nationals, ali...
10/27/2021

Week of October 25, 2021
Happy Birthday Larry Itliong!

“Prior to 1936, we were nobody, we’re not considered nationals, aliens, not considered citizens, we’re nothing. We are nothing in this country. It means you don’t have any kind of recognition... I have the ability to make that white man know I am just as mean as anybody in this world, I could make him think, and I could make them recognize that I’m a mean ... in terms of my direction fighting for the rights of Filipinos in this country. Because I feel we are just as good as any of them. I feel we have the same rights as any of them. Because in that Constitution, it said that everybody has equal rights and justice. You’ve got to make that come about. They are not going to give it to you.”

Farmworker and labor leader, AWOC - Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee

De Anza Scholarships are now open since October 1st on academic works for students to access and will close on February 19,2022 unless scholarship says otherwise.

Office of Equity Newsletter: October 25, 2021 -
10/27/2021

Office of Equity Newsletter: October 25, 2021 -

De Anza Scholarships are now open since October 1st on academic works for students to access and will close on February 19,2022 unless scholarship says otherwise.

Office of Equity Newsletter: October 11, 2021 -
10/12/2021

Office of Equity Newsletter: October 11, 2021 -

View Filipino American History Month Flyer>>  Dr. Villegas is an assistant professor in American Studies who received his Ph.D. in Culture and Theory at the University of California, Irvine.

09/27/2021
We are Hiring! The Office of Equity is hiring Equity Scholars student interns for the 2021-2022 academic year!See Job De...
09/27/2021

We are Hiring!

The Office of Equity is hiring Equity Scholars student interns for the 2021-2022 academic year!

See Job Description and Application at the Office of Equity Website
https://www.deanza.edu/equityoffice/

Deadline: Monday, October 18, 2021

Here are some key descriptions for the internship:

-$16.00 an hour
---Need a minimum of a 2.5 GPA
-Need to be enrolled in 12 units
-Work 5-10 hours per week (Online)
-10-12 weeks per (Fall, Winter, Spring) quarters
-Get paid on a monthly basis, mid month
-Hiring to work entire AY 2021-2022
-Remote work until everyone can get safely work back on campus
-Learn event planning, leadership skills, collaborate with on/off campus organizations, and receive mentorship from Equity Office staff
-Social media savvy is a huge plus

For More Info: Tony Santa Ana - [Email hidden]

Instagram Promo
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09/09/2021

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Today is Day 2 of Undocuwelcome Orientation! Check out these amazing cultural collaborators and partners in solidarity w...
09/09/2021

Today is Day 2 of Undocuwelcome Orientation! Check out these amazing cultural collaborators and partners in solidarity with Undocumented Students and their families!

Register in advance through De Anza's website
https://fhda-edu.zoom.us/.../tJ0tcuusrz8pHtxVoURFO1teBnPb...






No one is illegal on Stolen Land


The 4th Annual UndocuWelcome Orientation: Pursuing Dreams and Building Community happening on September 8th and 9th from 10:00 am-12:00 pm with an evening event on Sept. 9th from 6-8:00 pm for Parents, partners, or any support community that will join you in this journey called college! Both new and continuing Undocumented Students are welcome to attend!

Agenda at a Glance:
Wednesday, September 8th, 2021- 10:00 am-12:30 pm
Welcome + Opening Blessing
Community Building Activity
Workshop: Self Love and Being a First-Generation College Student
Break/Cultura - Performance
Resource Fair - On-Campus
Activity+Closing + Q&A

Thursday, September 9th, 2021- 10:00 am-12:30 pm
Welcome and Check-In Activity
De Anza UndocuAlumni Q/A
Break/Cultura - Performance
Resource Fair - Off-Campus
Closing + Q&A
Thursday, September 9th, 2021- 6:00 pm- 8:00 pm
Welcome to Support Community
How to support your Undocumented Student
Resources for Families and Students
Alumni Panel + Q&A —

Address

21250 Stevens Creek Boulevard
Cupertino, CA
95014

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm

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