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Topic: Targeted Universalism — building fair strategies for different groupsReading time: About 85 minutes to complete the full courseSource: Online course, open to all skill levelsExtras: Includes 3 writing exercises and a certificate when finished
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This online course dives deeper into Targeted Universalism (TU), a process for understanding how different groups are affected by structural forces that shape quality of life. Learners develop targeted strategies to meet the varied needs of different groups. Case studies feature professionals using TU in their fields. The course takes about 85 minutes, includes three writing exercises, and awards a certificate upon completion. Open to all levels.
• Teaches how to identify structural forces that affect people's quality of life
• Shows how to develop targeted strategies for different groups' needs
• Uses case studies from professionals who practice Targeted Universalism
• Awards a certificate when you finish the course
• Includes writing exercises to help you practice what you learn
1. Watch 85 minutes of video content
2. Complete 3 writing exercises
3. Earn a certificate at the end of the course
4. Follow along with course guide Ashlin Malouf-Gashaw
• Created by the Othering & Belonging Institute at UC Berkeley
• Course guide is named: Ashlin Malouf-Gashaw
• Features case studies from real professionals using Targeted Universalism
• Copyright 2023, Othering & Belonging Institute at UC Berkeley
Houston has many different neighborhoods and groups with different needs. This free course teaches a fair way to make plans that help everyone, especially those left behind. It could help community members and leaders make better choices for our city.
