The Student Empowering & Engaging in Dialogue (SEED) program provides peer-led workshops by and for undergraduate students at CSU. Through the use of theory and experimental learning rooted in Intergroup Dialogue, Peer Educators engage in critical dialogues to further knowledge around topics of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Workshop include, but not limited to, introduction to social identities, navigating intergroup communication, bias awareness, and allyship.

Mission

We provide peer-led workshops to engage undergraduate students at CSU in critical dialogues across difference to further their knowledge around topics on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Vision

We aim to facilitate difficult conversations with students across difference to increase students’ understanding of multicultural and cross-cultural issues, shift campus culture, and foster a more inclusive campus and community. 

Values

Inclusion: We foster and uphold spaces that value diversity of people and recognize the perspectives and ideas of our team and those who participate in our programs.

Leadership: We strive to be agents of change that facilitate shifts on campus and beyond

Accountability: We hold ourselves responsible for our statements and actions, while encouraging growth.

Social Justice: We believe in access, equity, participation, and human rights for all