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DEI (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion)

The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee (DEI) was formed in 2020 to build a community that is deliberately anti-racist and to heal any harm caused in the past using Restorative Justice practices. The GDP is a sponsor of the DEI Committee’s planned activities.

5/14/2021: Lincoln Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee Statement in Response to Chinatown violence:

We, the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee at Lincoln Elementary stand in unity as a multiethnic group fighting against racism and colorism within Lincoln Elementary, as well as within Oakland Chinatown, throughout our city, and beyond. We will not let systems of oppression and division destroy our community. We will not let the love we have for our black, brown, Pan Asian families, children, and staff at Lincoln Elementary be broken. The world is in deep mourning over the crimes and violence our Asian community has recently experienced in Chinatown. And we mourn TOGETHER and in SOLIDARITY. We are stronger united, and we will rise up and overcome hate and violence together. Through dialogue within our unified multiethnic, multiracial, and multicultural community, we will heal and become stronger as ONE

Signed: Judy Abe Adele Ray Reuben Roberts Christine Ngounou Kasia Thomas Pikshan Lui Michelle Leonce Coker Mukta Sambrani

Posters

The image features a man in a black hat and jacket standing in front of a banner for the Lincoln Elementary School Golden Dragon Project, which is hosting an event focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion. The foreground includes colorful handprints representing the event's theme.
The image features a man in a black hat and jacket standing in front of a group of colorful handprints, with text in Chinese and English describing a %22Golden Dragon Project%22 event hosted by Lincoln Elementary School.
Lincoln Elementary School is a hate-free and anti-racist zone, where the diverse community stands in unity against discrimination, harassment, and acts of violence.
The image displays a sign for Lincoln Elementary School, which declares it to be a hate-free and anti-racist zone where the diverse community stands united against discrimination, harassment, and acts of violence.
The image shows a community gathering event hosted by Lincoln Elementary School's Golden Dragon Project, featuring a guest speaker and an invitation to celebrate Black History Month by honoring the wisdom of Black leaders.
The image appears to be a flyer or poster for an event called the %22Golden Dragon Project%22 organized by the Lincoln Elementary School. The foreground features several hands coming together, symbolizing unity and collaboration. The background includes Chinese text and an illustration of a dragon, which is likely a reference to the project's theme or cultural focus.
The image displays a community building event hosted by Lincoln Elementary School's Golden Dragon Project, featuring a guest speaker named Reuben Roberts, who is the Restorative Justice Schools Coordinator at Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth (RJOY).
The image appears to be a flyer or poster for a %22Golden Dragon Project%22 event at Lincoln Elementary School. It features a group of people with their hands joined together in the foreground, and the event details, including the speaker's name and the event time, are displayed in the background.
The image shows a school document with text in Chinese and English, along with a diversity and inclusion committee statement.

DEI Statements:

Here is the DEI statement in English and Chinese.

Agreements for Multicultural Interactions:

Agreements for Multicultural Interactions – Google Docs

Resources:

Resources for DEI at Lincoln Elementary – Google Sheets