Glasswing - Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging

We are Oneness

One of the core values at Starr Commonwealth is the belief in the oneness of humankind, and in 1996 Starr established its Glasswing Program to create a catalyst for conversation around racism and building compassion, honesty, and unity between all people. Starr’s Glasswing approach is to explore Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEI-B) through a trauma-informed, resilience-focused and culturally-responsive lens, recognizing that experiences of racism, toxic hierarchy, and oppression are embodied experiences of individual, collective, and historical/intergenerational trauma. Starr’s Glasswing offers space for training and dialogue to support individuals and organizations with resilience building and collective healing. Named after the Glasswing butterfly (espejitos in Spanish — translating to “little mirrors”), this name also symbolically describes Glasswing’s purpose: to help all of us truly see one another and our world more clearly and to see ourselves without distortion. More than a name, Glasswing is a movement that seeks to connect and uplift us all.

CTRC

Glasswing History

Focused efforts and transformation since 1996

Glasswing Team

Dedicated team of caring professionals

Adults in Trauma

Glasswing Services

Training and Consulting support to meet your individual and/or organization’s goals 

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“[I gained] knowledge and a better understanding of culture, diversity, and racism [that] provides you with tools to better navigate all areas of your life with family, community and work.”
 
“Sitting with my coworkers [from] a variety of teams and experience levels that I don’t usually get to interact with and have a dialogue honestly about our work environment [helps to] reflect on our roles and [the] impacts in the system and how to support each other.”
 
“This…helped me to approach some of the things I have been unsure about how to approach with my students, and also to confirm some of the things I’ve been struggling with…with everything going on in the world.”
 
“GREAT insights and resources. Appreciate the real-ness; being comfortable with being uncomfortable.”
 
“The information and perspective shared by the presenter were exceptional. It pushed me to reflect on white privilege in a manner that I have not in the past.”