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Amplify Voices
Through inspiring speakers, robust and vulnerable panel discussions, and interactive learning experiences, these heritage and cultural celebrations create a space for employees to honor and celebrate the contributions and history of marginalized communities - bringing awareness to important causes.
How We Celebrate
Intentional and vulnerable moments of dialogue with individuals and groups
Interactive learning moments that inform our perspectives
Inspiring speakers sharing wisdom, experience, and research
 
        
        
      
    
    Previous Guests
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       Erica Jane FloresInterim CEO, Santa Ynez Valley People Helping People National Hispanic Awareness Month “Once we grasp our ‘why’ - our very purpose - we empower ourselves to unapologetically and genuinely infuse our identities into every facet of our existence.” 
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       Darcy McleanLow Vision Skills Trainer and Peer Support Group Facilitator, Center for People with Disabilities National Disability Pride Month “We each have responsibility for normalizing those with disabilities, helping break down barriers, and creating inclusivity for everyone. After all, most people on this earth will join the disability community at some point in their life.” 
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       Chip McKenneyFounder and President at McKenney Media and GPL Polo Club National LGBT Pride Celebration Month “Awareness stimulates discussion; discussion leads to understanding, and understanding is the cornerstone of inclusion and acceptance.” 
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       Amber Webb SimsAssistant Vice President, Senior Legal Counsel in Litigation at AT&T 
 Women’s History Month
 “No part of our society will be erased when we pause and allow all people to share who they are and what they’ve experienced.”
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       Ebony Webber, MBAChief Officer of Operations at MANNRS 
 Black History Month
 “Leaving the door open allows people to be in the room with us who traditionally might not have a seat at the table.”
 
                         
            
              
            
            
          
               
            
              
            
            
          
               
            
              
            
            
          
               
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
        