A Resolution encouraging Federal, State and local policymakers, educational institutions, workplaces and other organizations to adopt and uphold diversity, equity and inclusion principles that promote inclusivity, protect freedom of expression, remove barriers and provide equitable opportunities for all individuals to pursue their American Dream.
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Overview
This resolution encourages various organizations – including policymakers, educational institutions, and workplaces – in Pennsylvania and across the nation to embrace diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) principles. It aims to promote inclusivity, protect freedom of expression, remove barriers to opportunity, and help all individuals pursue the American Dream. The resolution specifically highlights the importance of DEI in addressing historical discrimination and fostering a society where everyone feels valued and has equal access to opportunities.
Key provisions
- Encourages adoption of DEI principles by federal, state, and local organizations.
- Promotes inclusivity, freedom of expression, and equitable opportunities.
- Recognizes the historical significance of DEI policies and movements.
- Lists specific DEI initiatives, such as considering personal experiences with discrimination in admissions and hiring, offering targeted programming, and implementing anti-harassment training.
- Addresses efforts to undermine DEI and their potential harm to economic vitality.
- Calls for transmission of the resolution to relevant entities to promote DEI adoption.
- Includes provisions related to affirmative action in admissions and hiring, such as eliminating legacy preferences and ensuring equitable representation.
- Mentions the importance of accessibility and inclusion for all community members, including those with disabilities.
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