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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Social Policy Institute Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search AboutAbout SPI Careers PeoplePeople Staff Faculty Affiliates Faculty Steering Committee Equity &＃038; Diversity Committee ResearchResearch Education Research Financial Security Research Health Research Housing Research TrainingTraining Student Focused Community Focused Data for Social Impact (DSI) Partnerships PublicationsPublications Journal Articles and Working Papers Project Reports Research Briefs Policy Highlights News EventsEvents All SPI Events Data for Social Impact Event Series Contact Open Search Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Accessibility SPI is an organization that welcomes diverse voices, elevates the accomplishments of marginalized people, and advances racial equity and justice for all. Our vision is to reduce inequality in social, economic, health, and educational outcomes at the local, state, U.S. national, and global national levels through evidence-informed policy and practice. Inclusion is one of our key values. The Social Policy Institute launched a diversity, equity and inclusion committee, compiled of staff and students from all departments, to ensure we live our values in every aspect of our work and day-to-day practices as an institute. This work is an ongoing priority for the Social Policy Institute as individuals and an organization. Our committees are currently working on documenting our equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility goals and objectives. They will be posted here soon. SPI Equity, Diversity, Inclusion & Accesibility Committee Committee Standing Members Sarah Cowart, communications manager Dan Ferris, associate director of education and training Jenrose Fitzgerald, program coordinator Katie Kristensen, program manager Maggie Speck-Kern, operations manager Dan Zhao post-doctoral research associate Communications Working Group Members The communications working group focuses on internally and externally documenting our values and activities related to championing diversity, equity and inclusion at SPI. This group will work closely with the other working groups to create a visible legacy of current strategies and guides for best practices moving forward.  Abaki Beck, research manager Martha Benduski, communications coordinator Sarah Cowart, communications coordinator Dan Zhao, post-doctoral research associate Operations Working Group Members The operations working group combines broad strategic visioning with narrower, action items in the areas of administration, organizational culture, feedback, hiring and supervision, professional development, and how we measure success across these efforts.   Mary Acri, research associate professor Grace Anderson, research assistant Laura Brugger, data analyst III Dan Ferris, associate director of education and training Jason Jabbari, research assistant professor Seamus Saunders, program coordinator Maggie Speck-Kern, operations manager Takeshi Terada, data analyst III Fanice Thomas, associate director of policy and strategy Community Engagement Working Group Members The community engagement working group focuses on how we build and maintain mutually beneficial relationships with a diverse range of community partners and organizations. This includes working collaboratively with community organizations, mobilizing university resources to benefit community partners in a meaningful way, incorporating participatory research practices where relevant, and providing research findings and educational materials in accessible formats. Martha Benduski, communications Coordinator Jenrose Fitzgerald, project coordinator Sophia Fox-Dichter, data analyst II Hayley Kalb, communications associate Katie Kristensen, program manager Esma Karakas, program coordinator Social Policy InstituteWashington University in St. LouisOne Brookings DriveMSC 1196-257-30St. Louis, MO 63130314–935–[email protected] Twitter Email Sign Up Receive email notifications about events, recent publications and other happenings at the Social Policy Institute. Sign Up Now ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis