Krishauna Hines-Gaither, Ph.D. offers cutting-edge strategies on diversity, equity and inclusion
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Cup of Diversity Blog is a platform whereby Dr. Krishauna Hines-Gaither shares cutting-edge strategies related to diversity, equity and inclusion. She has over 15 years of professional experience. Krishauna uses lived experiences and her love of literature and research to inform her posts. Cup of Diversity is the blog component of Hines-Gaither Consulting, LLC, a firm that offers coaching, workshops, training, keynotes and meets all of your diversity and inclusion needs. Krishauna also serves as the Associate Vice President for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion and Director of the Intercultural Engagement Center at Guilford College in Greensboro, NC.
I have just a few weeks left in North Carolina. My family and I will soon fly to the west coast where I will assume an inaugural position as the Vice President for Equity, Diversity and Justice (VPEDJ), pronounced VP for EDGE, at Mount Saint Mary’s University-Los Angeles (not to be confused with a school… Continue reading We’re Moving to Los Angeles, CA!
Dr. Cécile Accilien and Dr. Krishauna Hines-Gaither have received a publishing contract with Routledge Press. Learn more about their recent writing retreat! Routledge Press recently invited me to contribute to a new book series titled, “The Antiracist Classroom.” Along with my co-author, Cécile Accilien of Kennesaw State University, we are under contract to author one of… Continue reading My Book Deal! My Writing Retreat!
The first stamp on my newly minted passport: Cuernavaca Morelos, Mexico, la ciudad de la primavera eterna (the city of eternal spring). Cuernavaca was a floral oasis, 70 degrees year round. At nineteen years old, I was curious, naïve and full of adventure. As Mexico was my first study abroad and international experience, the love… Continue reading Black and Mexican Women’s Solidarity: Coffee over People?
I was raised in predominantly African American working class communities. I had very few interactions with Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders. I did not have an Asian friend until high school, and her Cambodian family was the only Asian family in our high school that I recall. When I went to college, there was a larger… Continue reading Solidarity with Asian Communities: My Story
Although this event is closed to the public, I thought my Cup of Diversity family would like to know about it. I am honored to present a workshop to Princeton’s Center for Language Study on antiracism in world languages. James Rankin, Senior Lecturer of German and Director of the Princeton Center for Language Study wrote… Continue reading Dr. Krishauna Hines-Gaither to Speak at Princeton University
Many have studied abolitionists who risked so much to aid enslaved men and women who were escaping the horrific institution of slavery. White abolitionists commonly referenced are William Lloyd Garrison, Levi Coffin, Angelina Grimke, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Lucretia Mott, and others. Fewer African Americans are granted the title of abolitionist; notwithstanding, African Americans William Still,… Continue reading Untold Story: Black Woman Abolitionist Lavina Curry of Guilford County, North Carolina
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