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Part 1: Diversity

What is Diversity?

Diversity acknowledges and involves the differences among people. This includes but is not limited to, characteristics such as:

Marital Status - An individual's relationship status.

Family Status - An individual’s relationship with their family of origin and/or their chosen family.

Age - The length of time an individual has been alive.

Values - Fundamental beliefs that guide or motivate attitudes or actions.

Ethnicity - A group of people who identify with each other based on perceived shared attributes that distinguish them from other groups.

Gender Identity - The personal sense of one's gender.

Sexual Orientation -  The gender to which a person is attracted.

Ability - The quality of having the means or skill to do something.

Nationality - The legal status of belonging to a particular country.

Religion - A particular system of faith and worship.

Socio-Economic Status - The differences between groups of people caused mainly by their financial situation.

Culture - The values and beliefs, language, communication, and practices shared by a group.

Education Status - The level of education completed by an individual.

Lived Experiences - Episodes in one's life that have shaped one's worldview, problem-solving approach, or leadership qualities.