Diversity-Opportunities and Obstacles

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Diversity-Opportunities and Obstacles Diversity Task Force of the USMS Board of Directors USMS Convention, 2016 Atlanta, GA Diversity-Opportunities and Obstacles 2016 USMS Convention-Atlanta Slide 1

Diversity Workshop Agenda Introduction (Sarah Welch) What Areas of Diversity Are Important To You? (Lisa Dahl) Obstacles and Opportunities-The Diversity Wheel (Benicia Rivera) Turning Obstacles to Opportunities (Lisa Dahl) Examples and Strategies for Local Programs (Sarah Welch/Task Force Members) Introduce Task Force Members and Making Resource Connections Diversity-Opportunities and Obstacles 2016 USMS Convention-Atlanta Slide 2

What Areas of Diversity Are Important To You? What matters? _________________________________________________________ Diversity-Opportunities and Obstacles 2016 USMS Convention-Atlanta Slide 3

What’s Important To You-Pick an Area _________________________________________________________ Why?____________________________________________________ Diversity-Opportunities and Obstacles 2016 USMS Convention-Atlanta Slide 4

Obstacles and Opportunities-the Diversity Wheel Diversity-Opportunities and Obstacles 2016 USMS Convention-Atlanta Slide 5

Dimensions of Diversity United States Master Swimming is made up of people from all walks of life who are joined together by a shared passion and commitment for swimming and health. The mission of USMS and the Diversity Task Force is that everyone has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. This diagram represents the various dimensions of diversity. To truly be inclusive and welcoming to all, it is critical to understand the many factors that make up and influence an individual. If we hold too narrow a view of what constitutes diversity, we will miss opportunities to effectively engage, connect and serve all USMS swimmers and potential members. Organizational Dimensions Organizational dimensions contribute to how we experience our time with USMS. These dimensions help to shape how you or your team approach your connection and outreach to current and potential members. Diversity-Opportunities and Obstacles 2016 USMS Convention-Atlanta Slide 6

Dimensions of Diversity (cont.) External Dimensions External dimensions include factors that shape who we are as individuals and influence how we connect with others. These dimensions effect how we approach different situations as well as our expectations. In contrast with internal dimensions, many individuals have some control over external dimensions. How does your program cater to these dimensions? Internal Dimensions Internal dimensions include six core characteristics that all individuals possess. Each of these characteristics have a direct influence on how we experience the world around us. How does your program cater to these dimensions? Diversity-Opportunities and Obstacles 2016 USMS Convention-Atlanta Slide 7

Obstacles or Opportunities? What Area Did You Pick? _______________________________. Using the Diversity Wheel, in what specific areas can you take action? Pick three dimensions. ___________________________ _____________________________________________________ Diversity-Opportunities and Obstacles 2016 USMS Convention-Atlanta Slide 8

Turning Obstacles to Opportunities How will you turn the obstacles you identified into opportunities? _____________________________________________________ Diversity-Opportunities and Obstacles 2016 USMS Convention-Atlanta Slide 9

Diversity Task Force Membership Sarah Welch, Chair, sarah@usms.org Jeff Commings Nadine Day Lisa Dahl, ldahl@usms.org Dr. Jane Katz David Morrill Benicia Rivera Benicia.Rivera@gmail.com Diversity-Opportunities and Obstacles 2016 USMS Convention-Atlanta Slide 10