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"Seeing the difference that it makes in the lives of the people that work at DCS...that is what I find fulfilling." Hannah's mission to improve the work lives of social workers - even if it's just by saving them a little time each day - showcases her commitment to the well-being of her colleagues and the broader impact of their work. Learn more about our Compassioneers and get involved with AZDCS today: https://lnkd.in/gWexqaWZ

It's high time to realize the basic concept of understanding differentiation. Every human is different yet we find ourselves accepting and trying to cope up with the other person's lacking. Then the question is when it comes to people with slow learning, hyperactivity, emotional sensitivity, social and communication problems, why can't we go a distance to learn to deal and cope with them as well instead of tagging them or judging them. Remember every individual has a right to be heard, take a stand, and respected. EMPATHY is not just a word to mark a quality in an individual but infact a practice that makes one human.

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We need to highlight the role of Tourism in diversity and inclusion. How are the visually impaired experiencing tourism in your community?

One of the most prominent signs of a democratic organisation or schools is that leaders know when 'let go' of the reigns. It is an indicator that the team is acquainted with decision making and managing autonomy, leading to resilient organisations. Read Hannah Kehn's journey as founding Principal at New Visions Charter High School for the Humanities, as she moves on to the next chapter of her life and spreads her resounding creativity with the rest of the world. You can also find Hannah's chapter Let the light in our book Designing Democratic Schools and Learning Environments: A Global Perspective https://bit.ly/3VrvL8E

Perhaps I'm just ignorant, but what and where and when is Diversity Equality and Inclusion relevant? Let's start with admittance and grades for QC courses. In my day those who scored the required SAT scores and had the required average in Highschool were accepted into QC. There was no discrimination. Just numbers. Everyone else could go to QCC and matriculate into QC for their Junior year. Diversity irrelevant. Equality, everyone got an equal opportunity, Inclusion standards were color blind and ethnic neutral. Now lets look at Main St. Flushing 1970 compared to today. Back then Diversity in all races and religions. Equality was go into a store with money and you got what you wanted. Inclusion All were welcome. Today's Main St. Flushing. 100% Asian language. 100% Asian business owned. What happened to Diversity? What's concerning is when the people in charge program AI. The one source of programming will end the 1st amendment. Then obviously old uninformed people like me will just have to accept the infallible explanations. Oh well. I guess the truth checkers will make it all right.

Flag Day is a day dedicated to celebrating and honoring the national flag of a country. In the United States, Flag Day is observed on June 14 each year. This date commemorates the adoption of the Stars and Stripes as the official flag of the United States by the Second Continental Congress on June 14, 1777. Here are some key points about Flag Day in the United States: History: Flag Day was officially established by President Woodrow Wilson on May 30, 1916, though it wasn't until August 3, 1949, that President Harry S. Truman signed an Act of Congress designating June 14 as National Flag Day. Observances: While Flag Day is not a federal holiday, it is a state holiday in Pennsylvania. People across the country celebrate by displaying the flag, holding parades, and participating in ceremonies. Schools and organizations often hold educational activities about the history and significance of the flag. Significance: The day serves to promote patriotism and a sense of national unity. It is an opportunity to reflect on the values and history of the United States. Flag Etiquette: On Flag Day, many take the time to learn or review the rules of flag etiquette, including how to display and handle the flag properly. Flag Day is a symbol of national pride and serves as a reminder of the country's heritage and the values the flag represents. #FlagDay #Patriotism #NationalPride

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For Women’s History Month, we’re recognizing the successes and achievements of BARDA employees. Meet Rosemary Hill, Associate Director, Business Operations, Division of Contract Management and Acquisitions. One of Rosemary’s greatest career achievements to date is being consistently sought out to provide mentorship. “Having something worthwhile to say that has encouraged, motivated, and inspired others continues to be an honor.” Rosemary’s advice to young women who are just starting their professional careers is: “No matter if you are starting your academic or professional career the key to finding YOU, loving YOU and growing YOU is BALANCE. I make sure that I deposit something meaningful in each of these areas: mYnd (continuing education and therapy), bOdy (eating healthy and exercising) and soUl (spiritual growth and awareness) (YOU).” Women strengthen public health and national security with their dedication to meaningful work. Learn more about opportunities to work with us: https://ow.ly/NtSg50QNXL3