February is Black History Month Black History Month is  celebrated in February to recognize the significant contributions and sacrifices of African Americans that have often been neglected in U.S. history. Officially recognized in 1976, it honors achievements in areas like science, politics, and culture, while encouraging reflection on the ongoing movements for racial equity and social justice. Here are some things you can do to honor this month: Visit & Support the Northwest

Advancing DEIBelonging Workshop Series If you received our last newsletter, you know that we have a new workshop offering: Advancing...

The second edition of our book, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion , that we use for our Train the Trainer workshops is being released...