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Experiencing Imposter Syndrome?

Experiencing Imposter Syndrome?

By Erick Garcia MHA, CDP, and Monica Ibarra MSEd, CDP We all think differently even when we look at the same thing. Our identity contributes to our schemas and representations which technically are correct. However, those differences bubble up uncertainties within us....

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Oppressed become Oppressors

Oppressed become Oppressors

By Erick Garcia MHA, CDP, and Monica Ibarra MSEd, CDP “With lateral violence, the oppressed become the oppressors. We’ve internalized the pain [and trauma] of colonization and our oppression, and we’ve taken it into our communities. ”- Allen Benson, CEO of Native...

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The Evolution and Role of Race Among Hispanics

The Evolution and Role of Race Among Hispanics

I had the honor of speaking on a couple of panels at the September “National Latino Leadership Conference. My topics had at least one major theme in common: The great diversity within the US Latino population. This fact, of course, is one of the attributes that makes...

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Board Spotlight: Brandon Jones

Board Spotlight: Brandon Jones

Brandon Jones, CDP is Manager for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging at Comcast where he has worked for close to 16 years. Brandon started his journey with Comcast as a Communications Technician in the city of Chicago where his career would continue to grow...

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Branding Guidelines

The National Diversity Council is rooted in its history, vision and mission in the new diverse landscape of the world. Given this strong foundation, the National Diversity Council has the opportunity to portray itself in a way that not only leverages its heritage, but also embraces its underlying focus and evolving ambition.

Please view our brand guide to learn our brand identity. This brand guide serves as a key document that will help outside organizations communicate a consistent, on-brand message to our audience. Having this document to reference for expected standards will make the lives of our designers, writers, and developers much easier and give a solid framework to use as a starting point for work. Brand guides can support marketing initiatives by ensuring that all messaging is relevant and related to our brand’s goals. Referencing this brand guide ensures that our content distinguishes itself from possible competitors, and is cohesive. This brand solidarity is important because it helps establish a strong brand voice that resonates with our audience, which is essential for building brand awareness. Over time, awareness and consistency build trust.

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