Title: How to Raise Awareness of Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion
Headings: How to Raise Awareness of Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion
How to Raise Awareness of Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion
Method 1
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Promoting Your Values Effectively Download Article
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Raising Awareness in Your Community Download Article
Method 3
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Encouraging Inclusion at Your School Download Article
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Promoting an Equitable and Diverse Workplace Download Article
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Involve the leaders of your community, school, or workplace. Any programs you organize to promote your ideals will be most effective if you tap the resources of whoever’s in charge. A school principal, supervisor at work, or local government representative can broaden your impact and help you correct any specific injustices you’ve observed. You could write in a letter or email, “I’ve noticed fellow students, faculty, and staff have good intentions, but don't know how to foster an inclusive atmosphere. Our community would benefit from a mentor, and I’d like to seek the administration’s support in hosting educational programs.” Reaching out to those in power can be intimidating. However, remember that principals are responsible for your well-being, bosses need to be stewards of companies, and your elected officials work for you.