Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 30, 1991, Page 7, Image 7

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    UNIVERSITY
Campaign targets discrimination
By Peter Cogswell
Emerald Asset ate t iPtot
In President Mvles Brand s
vision for the I niv»*rsit\ the
t ampus would In- .1 xnnctuarv
fri’i1 Irom disi rimin.ition m oil
forms
This vision tame one step
( loser to fruition Wetlnesda\ as
otfii nils annount ed the start of
an all-out i ampnign to reduce
prejudii i' on i ampus
Brand I'niversiU Provost
Norman Wessells and Diane
Wong, affirmative action and
equal opportunilx director, de
i hired the STOP Discrimination
Campaign officially underway
on Wednesday
The campaign is "an impor
taut step to i reate a welcoming
environment Brand said
"The obits live is to t reate ,111
environment w here people t an
feel comfortable and go about
their business ''
The campaign has three
stages and is st heduled to con
tinne through bill term Pi'll It
consists of an initial forum de
signed to generate disc ussion,
an awareness t ampaign em
ploving posters, advertisements
and other const iousness rais
ing materials, and anti tlist rim
illation training
The first part ol the campaign
will foetus on stopping sexual
harassment and discrimination
based on sexual orientation anti
rat e In the tall, the 1 ampaign's
fonts will In- broadened to
< ombat biases based on sex or
disabilities
VMi.it starts toda\ is ,i ( ini
solidated effort h\ the I'niversi
t\ to w ork together to sto|> w li.it
i iiuses oftense to others.
Wong said "We are doing-our
part at the I inversitv of ()regon
.mil taking that part vrr\ srri
(Hislv
We have hern working on
this for a long time, hut now
we are working together and
in numbers there is vii tors
she said
Wong said she does not he
lieve the problem of disc rinii
nation is as had at the I'niversi
t\ as it is in other areas ot the
I'lilted States, hut ifisi rimina
lion and prejudii e or ( urs w ith
in evervbodv " she said \o
one is free from it
Starting a dialogue on the
subject of disi rimination is the
tirst step toward solving the
problem. Wong said
In keeping w ith this phlloso
|iln a panel discussion about
discrimination was also held
Wednesday
The panel disi ussed sexual
harassment i ouflii Is between
,n .idem u freedom . victim’s
rights and an accused person's
rights the investigation pro
less involving complaints the
I 'niversit y's res po ns i hi I dies,
and the lot al and national ( h
mate regarding the issue of sex
ual harassment
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i i»Ks
RACIAL
DISCRIMINATION
Maybe it’s time to have a
serious talk with your friend.
The one who tells racist or sexist jokes.
The one who puts down people
from other countries.
The one who hates gay people.
If you have a bigoted friend, speak up.
Tell him or her how you feel.
We can fight ignorance with hearts and minds.
Stand Up For Your Beliefs.
Speak Out Against
Homophobia, Racism, Sexism.
Sponsored by the University of Oregon and the
Associated Students of the University of Oregon