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Home My WebLink About01-24-2023 Human Rights CommissionHuman Rights Commission January 24, 2023 Formal Meeting —5:30 PM Helling Conference Room, City Hall Agenda: 1. Call the meeting to order and roll call 2. Reading of Native American Land Acknowledgment 3. Approval of November 22, 2022, meeting minutes 4. Public comment of items not on the agenda. (Commentators shall address the Commission for no more than 5 minutes. Commissioners shall not engage in discussion with the public concerning said items) 5. Introduction and Welcome of Newly Appointed Commissioners 6. Elections for Chair and Vice Chair for 2023 7. Racial Equity & Social Justice Grant (RESJ) a. Reports from last year's grant recipients b. Conflict checks for 2023 c. Distribution of grants and the rubric for 2023 8. Commission Committee Overview, Assignments, Updates a. Building Bridges b. Reciprocal Relationships c. Breaking Bread 9. Black History Month Proclamation 10. Correspondence 11. Staff/Commission Announcements (Commissioners shall not engage in discussion with one another concerning said announcements) 12. Adjournment MEETING PACKET CONTENTS: 1. AGENDA: TUESDAY, January 24, 2023 2. NATIVE AMERICAN LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT 4. DRAFT MINUTES: November 22, 2022 5. GRANT REPORT FROM GREAT PLAINS ACTION SOCIETY 6. GRANT REPORT FROM OPEN HEARTLAND If you will need disability -related accommodations to participate in this meeting please contact Human Rights Coordinator, Stefanie Bowers, at 319-356-5022 or at stefanie-bowers@iowa-city.orR. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time to meet your access needs. Native American land Acknowledgement Prepared for the City of Iowa City's Ad Hoc Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Human Rights Commission PURPOSE Iowa City owes its existence to the many Indigenous Peoples who were the original stewards of this land and who were subjected to manipulation and violence by non-native settlers, invaders, and governments in order to make this moment possible. Acknowledgement of this truth is central to our work toward reconciliation across all barriers of difference and injustice. Starting with a Native American Land Acknowledgement, this Commission will bear witness to the legacies of violent displacement, migration, and settlement that have marginalized those who were the first inhabitants of this land. We must also address the mistreatment and exclusion that Native Americans continue to face today. The Ad Hoc Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the Human Rights Commission encourage the community and City of Iowa City to join us in these efforts through the use of a Native American Land Acknowledgement. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT To be read at all public meetings and events: "We meet today in the community of Iowa City, which now occupies the homelands of Native American Nations to whom we owe our commitment and dedication. The area of Iowa City was within the homelands of the Iowa, Meskwaki, and Sauk, and because history is complex and time goes far back beyond memory, we also acknowledge the ancient connections of many other Indigenous Peoples here. The history of broken treaties and forced removal that dispossessed Indigenous Peoples of their homelands was and is an act of colonization and genocide that we can not erase. We implore the Iowa City community to commit to understanding and addressing these injustices as we work toward equity, restoration, and reparations." LEARN MORE Native Governance Center Guide to Indigenous Land Acknowledgement US Department of Arts and Culture: Honor Native Land Virtual Resources and Guide Meskwaki Nation - History Special thanks to the University of Iowa Native American Council for their work and guidance, as well as members of the public, for their input. Draft Minutes Human Rights Commission November 22, 2022 Emma J. Harvat Hall Commissioners present: Mark Pries, Jason Glass, Ashley Lindley, Sylvia Jons, Bijou Maliabo, Jahnavi Pandya, Roger Lusala. Commissioners not present: Kelsey Paul Shantz, Doug Kollasch. Staff present: Stefanie Bowers, Veronica May. Recommendation to City Council: No. Meeting called to order: 5:32 PM. Native American Land Acknowledgement: Lindley read the Land Acknowledgement. Public comment of items not on the agenda: None. Approval of meeting minutes of October 25, 2022: Lusala moved, and Lindley seconded. Motion passed 7- 0. Introduction of Veronica May: May was recently hired as the Community Outreach Assistant for the police department. May spoke on a current winter clothing drive by the police department with donations being given away on December 7, at the Iowa City Kirkwood Campus. Racial Equity and Social Justice Grant: The packet included reports from IC Compassion, the Center for Worker Justice, and Houses into Homes. The next grant cycle begins on December 1 with applications being accepted through January 6. Committee Updates: Breaking Bread — Glass, Lindley, Kollasch Reciprocal Relationships—Lusala and Jons Building Bridges—Maliabo, Paul Shantz, Pries Breaking Bread hopes to get one event launched yet this year. Ideally in December with an opportunity for community members to have Coffee with the Commission. The committee also sent out an email to past serving commission members in an attempt to get a list of volunteers to assist at commission and/or community events. Reciprocal Relationships is looking for opportunities to become actively engaged with grant recipients of both 2022 and 2023. Building Bridges met with past Mayor Throgmorton. The group is looking forward to the City Council's strategic plan to see in what ways they can assist the city in reaching its goals. All committees will need newly appointed commissioners added in 2023. Each committee will also send staff a one -page yearend recap on here's what we did and here's what we did not have time to finish for those newly appointed commissioners. Announcements of staff and commissioners: Pries sawq the newly released film "Armageddon Time" a coming -of -age story of two young men, one Black and one Jewish. He would advise others to go see it. Maliabo, Pries, and Lusala represented the commission at a screening of "Till" in conjunction with Film Scene. Lindley asked commissioners to take a minute of silence for those who lost their lives in the LGTQ+ motived mass shooting in Colorado Springs. Lusala mentioned the success of the Human Rights Awards Breakfast, how good the Truthsgiving event was and, his opportunity to meet with a group of Kenyan delegates. Pandya provides direct service to refugees through IC Compassion. Jons updated commissioners on how she and her employer honored four fellows for their refugee rights work. Adjourned: 7:22 PM. The meeting can be viewed at https://citychanne14.com/video.htmI?series=Loca1%2OGovernment. N a a d '•'� a a a a a a d a 0 a a a C a M a a a W m 0. a a a a a a a a d N �C R N C C C C C 0. 0. N a m N C C C a a ¢ ¢ N N N N N N N N N N N C C VT.1 N N N k7 cOd R Y. O L is t -9req PAW Ac(om Sorieo esr. zoia Great Plains Action Society Racial Equity & Social Justice Grant Report December 8, 2022 Great Plains Action Society was able to organize an incredible event for Truthsgiving at the Englert Theater this year with the $5,000 grant awarded to fund Indigenous cultural enrichment in the City of Iowa City. We had intended on hosting an Indigenous Peoples Day event but were unable to garner interest in city partners so when the Englert asked to work with us on an event we changed the focus of our project to Truthsgiving, which was held on November 11. The event was a great success with almost 200 folks in attendance, including the mayor himself, Bruce Teague! We expected more, but it was the first very cold night of the season and we think that reduced attendance. Truthsgiving speakers and Audiopharmacy after the show. The tagline of Truthsgiving is The Truth Will Not Be Whitewashed as it stands for the antithesis of the Thanksgiving mythology that tells a lie about Indingeous Peoples and Pilgrims breaking bread. To learn more about this false narrative and how Truthsgiving came about, please read the article written by founder of the concept, Sikowis Nobiss. For the past six years, Truthsgiving has been a night of truth -telling, music, and laughter celebrating Indigenous culture and history and uplifting the good in Thanksgiving, which is about family, being thankful and celebrating the harvest season. It is also a celebration of Indigenous culture & history and a time to tell the truth about current issues our community faces. The event was multifaceted and the night started with the Native Harmony Drum Group from Sioux City followed by speakers Jessica Engelking, Sikowis Nobiss, Damita Brown, Alejandro Murguia-Ortiz, and Dave Whiting. The speakers touched on many subjects surrounding colonial -capitalism and the effects it has on BIPOC and migrant folks. The Indigenous band, Audiopharmacy then took the stage for a powerful 1 hour performance that got folks out of their seats to dance and sing along. We organized catering for the event through a local business, Oasis Falafel, as all speakers and performers needed to be at the Englert from mid -afternoon until the end of the performance at 9:30 PM. We also made sure to get enough food for volunteers and family members of the speakers and performers. Afterwards, many attendees approached Great Plains Action Society to tell us how life -changing and beautiful the night was. The event was live streamed to our Facebook page in two segments for your viewing at Truthsgiving Speakers and Audiopharmacy Performance. The event was such a success that The Englert Theater would like us to host it again next year and we have already set a date! None of this would have been possible without the grant from the City of Iowa City and support from the Englert. The whole event cost $12,293.34 and so we plan to apply for additional funding for next year. Our shared budget with The Englert Theatre has all the details of how the $5000 was spent and all receipts can be found in the Truthsgiving Google Drive. Again, we are thrilled that the event was such a success and thankful to the Human Rights Commission for the support. Ay hai kitatamihin, Sikowis Nobiss - She/Her Plains Cree-Saulteaux, George Gordon First Nation Founder and Executive Director, Great Plains Action Society Email: sikowis@greatplainsaction.org Cell: 319-331-8034 Truthsgiving.org Greatplai nsaction.org Open Heartland SJRE Q1 Report Open Heartland: We Belong Project FY22 Social Justice and Racial Equity Grant: Quarter 1 Report Project Summary: Through participation in the "We Belong" project, participants will build self-esteem and a sense of belonging to a new culture and community. The majority of the adults served by Open Heartland were not able to finish school in their home countries due to lack of access, the necessity to go to work at a very young age, or poverty. The project programs and activities, all with free childcare provided, will be accessible to clients in their native Spanish language at no cost to increase access. The program activities will impact families by allowing adults and teens opportunities to: improve their abilities to speak and understand English, participate in community conversation groups with native English speakers, become computer literate, gain understanding of US culture, earn their GEDs, learn new skills to contribute to their economic stability and ability to care for mobile homes that are in disrepair, and improve their mental health with active involvement in support groups. All "We Belong" programs are free and will be facilitated during evenings and weekends when kids are not in school. Total Budget: $9,285.00 Activities Educational Classes English Language classes take place every Saturday afternoon from 5pm-6pm. Through the "We Belong" project funding, we have purchased beginner English textbooks, writing utensils, notebooks, instructor's utensils, and childcare. We have a committed group of 10-12 students who attend weekly, and recently have had many new individuals inquiring about joining the class. Our goal for the 2nd quarter is to add an additional weekday evening English Language class to accommodate the additional ELL learners. Computer Literacy classes take place every Tuesday evening from 6pm-7pm. Through the "We Belong" project funding, we have paid a facilitator for these sessions through the end of 2022 and have purchased instructor's materials required for teaching, including Chromebooks. Childcare has also been provided for these sessions. We have a committed group of 12-15 students who attend weekly. In addition to our English Language and Computer Literacy classes, small tutoring groups took place to assist individuals who are preparing for their US Citizenship test through the USCIS Naturalization process. Two of our students have successfully passed this test through USCIS and are now United States citizens! To celebrate the holidays, Open Heartland hosted a virtual holiday concert with our partners Cellists for Change on December 16. We had 7 families attend this first of its kind event where food and culture was shared through classical music composed by traditionally underrepresented composers. The event though attended by only a few families was well received prompting Open Heartland to plan a 2n, classical music concert in the spring of 2023. Group Meetings The Women's Wellness Group meets bi-weekly to discuss issues related to mental and physical health in a safe and nurturing environment. A facilitator through the University of Iowa College of Nursing develops small educational sessions, and the majority of the time is spent through discussion and other forms of active participation. Examples of themes that have been discussed are nutrition, stress management, and sexual health. Through the "We Belong" project funding, we have paid for food and childcare for the women attending. This fall our families were able to experience our first "Iowa City Social Outing" held at Film Scene. We had 60 individuals attend, with most attendees being families. Through the "We Belong" project funding, we paid for the discounted tickets and food associated with the event. A Back -to -School Event was held for Open Heartland families at the Iowa Children's Museum in October. At this event, students ranging from preschool through college were able to acquire winter coats and athletic shoes. School supplies and backpacks had been previously distributed at August events held in five different mobile home communities and on site at Open Heartland. Through the "We Belong" project funding, we paid for the discounted tickets, food associated with the event, and school and family photos of attendees. Page 1 of 2 Open Heartland SJRE Q1 Report Expenses "We Belong" expenses from July 1, 2022 to October 31, 2022 ITEM BUDGET EXPENSE Educational Materials $3,875 $33.08 Supplies $1,300 $1,636.26 Expense for Cultural Experiences $1,000 $1,335.14 Professional Services, Internet $170 $750 Total $6,345 $3,754.48 Future Activities We will be expanding our English Language classes due to increased interest from our families by adding a second class on Thursday afternoons. At the moment, we do not pay our instructors for these classes; however, we have identified another community volunteer who will be starting in February 2023. In addition, we will be developing a method in which our students will be able to utilize Duo Lingo to practice their English from anywhere! A Spanish -English bilingual adult library is being planned for completion in March 2023. Books of varying difficulty and genres will be available for check out by Open Heartland families. We will also be gauging interest in having a book club with our families, in which these books will be available to them free of charge. Our second 'Iowa City Social Outing" is being planned for April 2023, where our families will be able to have a guided tour of the museums in downtown Iowa City. These museums include the University of Iowa Museum of Natural History, Old Capitol Museum, Stanley Museum of Art, and the University of Iowa Biology Greenhouse. We plan on collaborating with managers of these facilities to coordinate an item for our scavenger hunt in order to keep younger members entertained throughout the tour. In addition, we will meet with our Open Heartland Leadership Team to plan at least two additional cultural field trips in the community that are selected by the families we serve. At least one of these events will be held during Spring Break when many youth are home alone while their parents work. We will continue to assist adults who are studying for their U.S. citizenship and are planning to launch a GED study group to assist Open Heartland adults in gaining their high school diplomas. Page 2 of 2 Stefanie Bowers From: Palmer, Zach <zachary-palmer@uiowa.edu> Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2023 3:14 PM To: Stefanie Bowers Subject: Re: [External] Comments made on Panel for MLK Human Rights Week Attachments: We sent you safe versions of your files; open letter.docx A ** This email originated outside of the City of Iowa City email system. Please take extra care opening any links or attachments. ** Mimecast Attachment Protection has deemed this file to be safe, but always exercise caution when opening files. Hello Stefanie, I enclosed a copy of our open letter. Sorry for the delay, tried our best to complete it promptly. We are open to making edits HR commission seems fit, but wanted to get it sent in regardless. Zach Palmer Cell: 319-512-3820 BA English & Creative Writing I Class of 2023 Social Justice Minor Founder, CAPS at UI Linkedln 11 -('I Y fig - PUBLIC LETTER CONDEMNING COMMENT MADE BY PROFESSOR CLARENCE KREITER: CALLING FOR SUSPENSION AND INTERNAL INVESTIGATION To sign onto this letter, fill out the form at https://forms.gle/63454LXttTYG7zrs4A January 24, 2023 Barbara Wilson, PhD President, University of Iowa president cguiowa.edu Brooks Jackson, MD, MBA Dean, Carver College of Medicine Brooks-iackson cguiowa.edu Edith A. Parker, MPH, DrPH Dean, College of Public Health Edith-parkerguiowa.edu Sara Sanders, PhD Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Sara-sandersnn uiowa.edu Liz Tovar, PhD Executive Officer & Associate Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Elizabeth-tovar cguiowa.edu Dear President Wilson, Dean J. Brooks, Dean Parker, Dean Sanders, & Executive Officer Tovar: We, the undersigned, are writing to express serious concern about Facebook comments made by a tenured faculty member of 28 years, Clarence "Clare" Kreiter, professor of Family Medicine at the Carver College of Medicine. As shown below in exhibit 1-3, Professor Kreiter made public, racially biased comments in response to an event held during UI's Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration of Human Rights Week on Wednesday, January 10, 2023, around 2 pm. Presumably on university time during the second day of classes? It was disheartening to see the public comments made by Professor Kreiter. As faculty, students, and staff who care about the well-being of our UI community with the broader goals of diversity, equity, and inclusion in mind, we write to demand an immediate suspension, public PUBLIC LETTER CONDEMNING COMMENT MADE BY PROFESSOR CLARENCE KREITER: CALLING FOR SUSPENSION AND INTERNAL INVESTIGATION To sign onto this letter, fill out the form at https://forms.gle/63454LXttjYG7zrs4A apology, and formal investigation as outlined in Operations Manual chapters 3.3 - 3.6 on Human Rights. We believe Professor Kreiter's actions to be a breach of the following policies included in the University of Iowa Staff Operations Manual: VIOLATION 1: (L6.2) "Staff members will adhere to ethical standards of professional conduct and act in a manner consistent with the University's mission and core values for excellence, learning, community, diversity, integrity, respect, and responsibility". VIOLATION 2: (8.2) "The University of Iowa values diversity among students, faculty, and staff, and regards equal employment opportunity and affirmative action as tools to achieve diversity. The University believes that a rich diversity of people and the many points of view they bring serve to enhance the quality of the educational experience at The University of Iowa" For background on the incident in question, the documentary Just Us was created by Cedric B. Theus and Maya Ben-Shahar to highlight the efforts of prisoners, ex -prisoners, and activists in reforming the criminal justice system and ending the racial disparity in sending Black Americans to prison in Iowa. The screening was shown at the Boyd Law Building on January 18s' In this post on Facebook, the initial comment made by Prof Kreiter offered his opinion on addressing bias in incarceration to the JustUs Documentary page, stating that "we must first be honest about group difference in behavior repertoires." In response to comments made by the JustUs Documentary page, Kreiter further suggested that the disparities in the criminal justice system are caused by individual actions, alluding to Black and Brown individuals needing PUBLIC LETTER CONDEMNING COMMENT MADE BY PROFESSOR CLARENCE KREITER: CALLING FOR SUSPENSION AND INTERNAL INVESTIGATION To sign onto this letter, fill out the form at https://forms.gle/63454LXttjYG7zrs4A "civics lessons on appropriate interactions with law enforcement" to "[take] responsibility for behavior." The moderators of the page rightfully asked Kreiter if he came to his conclusion by watching the film and/or through personal experience. This question was ignored by Kreiter, suggesting a lack of willingness to acknowledge the lived experiences of Black and Brown individuals as evidence against his claim which baselessly places blame upon victims rather than perpetrators of racist behavior. It is ironic that Professor Kreiter chose to post these hateful remarks during an event celebrated in memory of Dr. King. Dr. King fought for anti -discrimination, equal rights, and abolition during the civil rights movement. These comments felt purposeful and planned to directly combat the messages of Dr. King, a man whose birthday is celebrated each year at the University of Iowa as a prized tradition since 1969. To quote Martin Luther King Jr., whom this event was held for, "the ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy." This post, however, is not the first time that Professor Kreiter has made discriminatory remarks on his very public platform. On his publicly accessible Facebook profile, where he lists his credentials as a professor at The University of Iowa and a former Fulbright Visiting Professor at Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, he has a long history of offensive and harmful posts. On August 31', 2020 (exhibit 4), he stated "tomorrow's lesson will be on generalizing from small biased sensationalized samples," regarding an infographic by Nature - one of the world's most cited scientific journals - with which he appears to disagree without the basis of supporting evidence. In another post from September 20, 2020 (exhibit 5), he wrote, "it takes a minimum amount of intelligence to figure out and cooperate with legal structures that keep us civilized," PUBLIC LETTER CONDEMNING COMMENT MADE BY PROFESSOR CLARENCE KREITER: CALLING FOR SUSPENSION AND INTERNAL INVESTIGATION To sign onto this letter, fill out the form at https://forms.gle/63454LXttjYG7zrs4A once again placing the blame of police brutality on innocent Black and Brown individuals as well as making the heinous claim that said individuals are "uncivilized." These are only a few of the many past examples of Prof. Kreiter expressing hateful and discriminatory sentiments on his Facebook profile that may be viewed without the process of adding him as a Friend. Furthermore, he publicly lists himself as a faculty member of The University of Iowa, an institution that claims to not stand by harmful comments that Professor Kreiter has posted for several years. Further evidence of discriminatory rhetoric is documented below in exhibits 6-7. In addition to his remarks on Facebook, a 2018 article by Professor Kreiter in the Iowa City Press Citizen, entitled "Understanding discrimination and the suppression of free speech in academia," further reveals his opinions on the exclusion of race -related data in most research studies in the educational psychology field. He argues that race is an "innate factor... that might explain and address the variation in learning and achievement across groups," and that "if we insist every racial group must be equal in all quantitate and qualitative aspects of their identity, then in everything where real differences exit, we will see prejudice and injustice." Kreiter does not provide data in this article to support these claims that academic achievement stems from inherent biological differences between individuals of different races. Rather, he claims that his point of view is intentionally suppressed by "accusations of racism." The harrowing language of this statement clearly reflects eugenics philosophy, as the Professor of Family Medicine is suggesting the inherent academic inferiority of individuals of color. This calls into question how he might treat students of color in his own classrooms, how he might educate his students to treat others, and what kind of language he might use in his official position as a professor at the University of Iowa. Even more concerning is the fact that he PUBLIC LETTER CONDEMNING COMMENT MADE BY PROFESSOR CLARENCE KREITER: CALLING FOR SUSPENSION AND INTERNAL INVESTIGATION To sign onto this letter, fill out the form at https://forms.gle/63454LXttjYG7zrs4A is easily identifiable as an authority figure, subjecting him to university policy in his personal life. Considering Professor Kreiter's pattern of discriminatory actions and rhetoric on both his public Facebook page, 2018 article and research we write to demand an immediate suspension, public apology, and formal investigation of a breach of the Operations Manual as we believe Kreiter is in violation of "respect[ing] the diversity of individuals in the workplace and... the differences among them." Additionally, we have found that the University of Iowa students sometimes require thorough background checks and are warned to be careful with their online language and behavior. It is reasonable to expect our professors to be held to these same standards. This is especially true when the professor in question is associated with Family Medicine education and services, as he is currently able to influence future medical professionals as they start their careers in an increasingly globalized, racially diverse world. With these issues in mind, we respectfully reach out to you with our concerns about Professor Kreiter and demand action be taken. Signed respectfully, Coalition to Abolish Prison Slavery (CAPS) at UI Change U-Iowa English ATTACBED EVIDENCE: PUBLIC LETTER CONDEMNING COMMENT MADE BY PROFESSOR CLARENCE KREITER: CALLING FOR SUSPENSION AND INTERNAL INVESTIGATION To sign onto this letter, fill out the form at https://forms.gle/63454LXttTYG7zrs4A � � •.Ann oM.-nrn s � aOOR[�fam btlal lM 6sq Mylup�9 wena�nw�A Can u0»3 W bblYl ixi iWASYtww.uy(o. xyp4 w Ory� �l r a� ie1p arc mw fl ProM e.a W e.ay.rYh.um.n• ma�� .en pwc el4r.c. �n erwny na.w�.A ir..rm anmrm1na �.Ipyn nn0 WMNM OYW�Y MI AIM1[VNf' nnowtl Vr Y.cuY p nN.mi Avm NSA Jaen nytlWY wpu�em YMYKA1fhY tIYAW NYCN�NIn OA S Pod�ampk W LrWq.ram. 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