Civil Rights Enforcement and Free Expression Session at MSU with Katusha Galitzine

September 26, 2024 12:00PM - 1:30PM

Registration Deadline: September 26, 2024 - 01:00PM

Ag Hall rm 75 / Zoom

The College of Agriculture and Natural Resouces' Office of Culture, Access and Belonging invites the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources community to attend this event.

The September event features Katusha Galitzine from MSU' Office of Civil Rights

MSU's Civil Rights Policies

MSU’s civil rights policies help to provide a backstop of accountability that allows for the free exchange of ideas on our campus and in our programs. During times of increased polarization and heightened
emotional engagement (election season, war time, moments of political polarization) we need to be clear about how we define harassment, so we know when it’s appropriate to respond using our enforcement structures, and when we need to use educational or other responses to reduce harm and promote inclusivity while encouraging the free flow of ideas and expression.

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