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October hosts three important cultural observances, each inviting reflection and celebration.
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The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples is observed August 9th each year. Its goal is to raise awareness and protect the rights of the world’s indigenous population. This event also recognizes Indigenous Peoples' achievements and contributions to improve world issues. The United National General Assembly first pronounced the day in December 1994.
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Disability Pride Month occurs in July to mark the anniversary of The Americans with Disabilities Act. This legislation was passed on July 26, 1990. It celebrates progress in ensuring equal opportunities, access and inclusion for people with disabilities in employment and public spaces.
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The month of June offers many recognitions honoring the diversity of our nation. We have celebrated many of those in past blogs. This year, we are focusing on the importance of Juneteenth and Pride Month.
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Diversity & Inclusion | Miscellaneous
In honor of Mother’s Day and celebrating different cultures, this blog will share how Mother’s Day is celebrated around the world. We hope you enjoy seeing the various ways moms are shown love on this day.
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Diversity encompasses a wide range of attributes, from race, gender, and age, to socio-economic background, language, sexual orientation, religion and abilities. Diversity acknowledges and values the unique identities and experiences that individuals bring to the collective whole, within their families, communities and work locations.
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