March is Women's History & Developmental Disability Awareness Month Women’s History Month honors the achievements and contributions of women throughout history while recognizing the ongoing work toward gender equity. It began as a local celebration in Santa Rosa, California in 1978, organized by the Education Task Force of the Sonoma County Commission on the Status of Women. After continued advocacy from historians and women’s organizations, Congress officially designated Ma

New Workshop! Speaking Up without Shutting Down If we want to create a world where racism no longer thrives, we must examine how we show...

We released the print version of our 2025-2026 Diversity Calendar spanning August to July in our last newsletter. In case you missed it,...

The Diversity Calendar covering August 2025 to July 2026 is finally here! Did you know that our calendar was originally developed years...

Transforming White Women's Leadership Workshop We are excited to share that our next workshop, "Transforming White Women's Leadership:...

Foundations for Social Justice Our newest e-course, Foundations for Social Justice: Addressing Race Relations in the 21st Century , is...

Advanced Microaggressions for Leaders Coming Up in January! Happy new year! It's hard to believe it's 2025 already and we will send our...

Train the Trainer is Coming Up! We are halfway through July and our next workshop, Train the Trainer: Strategies for Facilitating...

E-Courses Now Online! We are excited to announce that two of our e-courses are now online! The companion courses, taught by our...

National Native American Heritage Month, which is also referred to as American Indian or Alaska Native Heritage Month, was established in...

National Hispanic Heritage Month is from September 15 to October 15 and celebrates the histories, cultures and contributions of Americans...

Do you subscribe to our newsletter? If so, you'll know that we recently released our Diversity Calendar for the 2023-2024 calendar year....