Identity & Salience

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The workshop activities included: meeting with a DPE representative, an ice breaker activity where participants mapped their personal identities, small group discussions where participants shared their identity maps and answered questions about their groups, and then regrouped to record video clips summarizing their discussion answers. The ice breaker focused on personal identity concepts like aspects out of one's control and life choices that evolve over time, to facilitate discussing diversity.

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Overview of workshop activities
1 Meet the DPE representative
2 Ice Breaker
3 Small Group Discussion
4 Regroup

Ice Breaker
To talk about diversity, we
start with our identity.
Personal Identity:
The concept you develop
about yourself that evolves
over the course of your life.
This may include aspects you
have no control over as well
as choice you make in life,
how you spend time and what
you believe.

Activity 4: Answer these
Questions:
1: What do you want others to know about your
group?
2. What do you not want people to say about
your group?

Activity 4: Regroup!
Use your smart phones to make a video clip of your
answers

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