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ICS as an organization supports the inclusion of Pronouns in Emails and Website Contact information:

• Include pronouns with the signature name on emails and on the ICS website People Page profiles for current faculty, research associates, staff, undergraduate, and graduate students
• Example: Jon Johnson (they/them/their), Jane Smith (she/her/they/them), Bob Doe (he/him/his)
• Inclusion of Pronouns is optional

ICS as an organization supports the use of the following IDE and Land Recognition Statement in Email Signatures:

• ICS stands against oppression and discrimination of all kinds. We are an inclusive, anti-racist, anti-oppressive, anti-discriminatory, pro-equity research and educational community.
• We recognize that the. Further, we acknowledge thatÌýare tied to the lands that make up the state of Colorado
• Inclusion of the statement is optional

We Stand Together Committed to:

• Communicate openly with and support all members of our community, including but not limited to national and international: researchers, students, staff, faculty, research participants, volunteers, and facilities and building staff
• Create space for sharing, recognizing, and acknowledging racist and other oppressive actions, policies, and experiences in our community
• Connect and listen deeply to each other
• Work together to address areas where ICS falls short of our anti-oppressive, inclusive, diverse, equitable vision, mission, and goalsÌý
• Individually and collectively take actions to eradicate oppression, discrimination, harassment, and division throughout the ICS community
• Examine and identify implicit bias and systemic oppressionsÌý
• Implement policies and strategies to dismantle barriers to individual and group success.
• Recognize the role of authoritarianism in oppression.
• Invest time and resources into efforts that create an equitable, diverse, anti-discriminatory, anti-oppressive, inclusive research community
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