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Contact us to let us know how we can help you. We are grateful for you and your support of students of color and American Indian students in Minnesota!

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Sign up to receive communications (newsletters and alerts) from MnEEP that will update you on our current work and provide tools, insights, and opportunities for participating in the movement to build race equity in education. We are grateful for you and your support of students of color and American Indian students in Minnesota!

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Race Equity Glossary

The terms presented here are used in race and education equity discourse. We invite you to use this as a tool to develop a stronger understanding and vocabulary. In the future, we will invite you to help us improve the definitions with your personal experiences of the terms. Stay tuned.

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Race Equity Training Center

Race Equity Training Center

The MnEEP Race Equity Training Center is led by race equity thought leaders and experts in K-12 education, higher education, public policy, and research. We partner with districts, schools, nonprofit organizations, and higher-ed leaders and faculty who aim to address systemic inequities and advance racial equity across Minnesota. Our unique, customized trainings equip education leaders and advocates with the analysis, framing,…

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Addressing Student Debt

Ensuring critical student consumer protections while working to demystify student debt is essential if Minnesota wants to ensure racial equity in college access and reduce the disproportionate debt POCI students face. According to the nonprofit Student Borrower Protection Center, there are 775,300 student-loan borrowers in Minnesota with a collective $29.1 billion in student-loan debt, for an average student-loan debt load of about $37,500 per borrower. Minnesotans rank fourth in…

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Holistic Student Supports

How Minnesota’s college leaders must can alongside students, staff, and faculty to understand and address the racial realities of students of color and American Indian students.

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Developmental Education Reform

Minnesota’s college and universities need to prepare for POCI students, instead of requiring POCI students to meet the needs of a higher education system that wasn’t designed for them.

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Anti-racist practices

How we can work to undo and fundamentally transform the historical systems and structures of racism in ourselves, our institutions, and our communities. 

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How Minnesota State is building cross-campus collaborations to center equity

I joined Minnesota State as the Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives – Equity 2030 on March 11, 2020, just days before Governor Walz issued the order that sent Minnesotans across the state to work from home. Over the next several months, as I reacclimated to the state in which I grew up and learned how it changed in the 8…

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Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MNSCU) must recommit to the 2030 Equity Promise

Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MNSCU) must recommit to the 2030 Equity Promise

Recently, Minnesota Chancellor Devinder Malhotra announced he will retire in August 2023. Chancellor Malhotra oversees 54 campuses, including state universities and community/technical colleges, and has been a champion of students and building systems that support higher-ed access and racial equity. His retirement is bittersweet for many. He is highly regarded for his leadership and dedication—a true racial justice leader who…

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