To disrupt and dismantle structures and systems that lead to inequitable outcomes, we must first do “the work behind the work” by being reflective and introspective.
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Vision
To reduce disproportionality in organizational structures by creating a commitment to a paradigm shift that incorporates specific strategies that builds and fosters relationships while mitigating the effects of implicit biases.
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Mission
To raise awareness and understanding of implicit bias and how it impacts human relationships through people, policies, practices, and procedure.
1. You identify as a thinking, breathing human being and,
2. You are a good-intentioned person.
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