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Diversity into Action is a non profit organization that help minority communities advance in Minneso

Diversity into Action is a non profit organization that help minority communities advance in Minnesota

03/02/2021

Great News!

Ulta Beauty is putting its money where its mouth is by investing more than $25 million in efforts to drive diversity, equity and inclusion in brands carried, Black-voices being heard and through experiences for both customers and employees.

31/01/2021

The reality of this pandemic (COVID-19) and the impact on the poorest nations in the world; i.e.- "Australia, Canada and Japan have less than 1% of the world's coronavirus cases, but they have locked up more doses of potential vaccines than all of Latin America and the Caribbean-- a region with more than 17% of global coronavirus cases." What can America do?- "warp speed mode..." Sounds familiar? We know it worked...

Fareed Zakaria gives his take on how unequal distribution of vaccines could mean the world never fully recovers from Covid-19.

28/01/2021

Great read about the state in Leadership, and how the dynamics in diversity will ensure for a brighter future.

Who are our institutional leaders? We compiled the data and surveyed , , and members to learn more. https://bit.ly/3c9i5sl

10/12/2020

Latest on COVID in MN.

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29/09/2020

What's the difference between the terms 'Latino' and 'Hispanic? Most people use these words interchangeably, but there is actually a difference. I try to tac...

18/05/2020

As families across the country continue to dive head-first into home-schooling, we're appreciating our teachers more than ever. Let's face it: They're invaluable. And parents have a lot to say about it!

15/04/2020

See our latest community posting from MCLA. Thanks MCLA supporting our Hispanic community.

27/12/2019

Are ready for this conversation? Great read.

You may have seen them on the roads, billboards claiming Minnesota schools are worst in the nation for students of color, but is it true?

16/12/2019

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People of color: Hispanic, Native Americans, and African American communities trail in educational achievement, financial security, and healthcare attainment.

Financially underprivileged communities: Even though Hispanic, Native American, and African American communities have higher levels of poverty, other sectors of our society are not immune.

We have built a network of employers, education institutions, government agencies, and local non-for-profits that can partner together to build and execute sustainable programs that make a difference. Our business background provides us with the tools and elements of measurement and control to build a compelling story which will resonate with donors and funding partners.

Our Mission:

We are dedicated to improving economic prosperity and enhancing the quality of living for the under privileged and communities of color in Minnesota.

Our Vision:

To live in a society where ALL members truly have access to equal opportunities and thus can successfully move forward as individuals, flourish as families and thrive as a community.

Three Pillars:

Our mission is achieved by succeeding in three main pillars:

Education

Employment

Health and well-being

Closing The Gap:

Many organizations exist that are making a difference in helping to bridge the gap. Nonetheless, the gap reduction is not happening at the rate that it should. Reasons why:

High-level programs are developed at an executive level without involving those who will be participating and directly affected.

Cultural nuance: You can have the best programs available but if you are unable to articulate in a cultural relevant form you will not be successful engaging minority segments.

Lack of interconnectivity: Schools, workforce development, unions, and corporations need to work together to effectively build programs that provide a clear pathway to success.

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