Boston College

On October 7, 2020, the Boston College Forum on Racial Justice in America began.

The Institute for the Study and Promotion of Race and Culture hosts numerous events, such as the annual Diversity Challenge.

The Center for Human Rights sponsored the annual Undoing Racism workshop in the summer of 2020.

Boston College's Student Affairs offers numerous resources for BIPOC students and has also compiled a list of articles and podcasts discussing racism.

Boston College's program, "Courageous Conversations," seeks to promote "civil dialogues on racial justice."

The Boston College School of Social Work released a statement in response to George Floyd's death saying, "We will leverage the leadership of alumni, students, staff, and faculty to develop social work curriculum specific for supporting our black communities and disrupting anti-black racism."

Boston College recently created a certificate program for "Leaders for Equity and Justice in the Workplace" which will begin Fall 2021. This program will "prepare master’s students to improve equality in the workplace for women, people of color, and other marginalized employees."

The Doctor of Education degree requires "coursework focusing on leadership for learning, social justice, diversity, anti-racism, and community building."

In response to the death of George Floyd, the president released a statement saying, "We must condemn the racial prejudice and profound injustice leading to this latest shocking loss of a black person's life in our country."

Boston College requires all students to take 1 course in Cultural Diversity.

Boston College holds numerous events to support diversity, including the annual Diversity and inclusion Summit.

Boston College also offers a graduate certificate in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.