The Diversifieds A publication of the EDRC at Grays Harbor College
Volume 3, Issue 3
Spring 2011
May What does The Autism Ribbon Represent? The puzzle pattern on this ribbon reflects the mystery and complexity of autism. The different colors and shapes represent the diversity of people and families living with the disorder. The brightness of the ribbon signals hope– hope through research and in the increasing awareness of our fellow people. (Kayleigh Rucker pictured above)
Please Join the
GHC Day Of Silence Thursday April 14th
Equity & Diversity Resource Center
Every year hundreds of thousands of students across the country take a vow of silence for a day to bring attention to anti-LGBT namecalling, bullying and harassment in their schools. On Thursday April 14th, Grays Harbor College students will show their solidarity with LGBT students by honoring the National Day of Silence. Note: the official National Day of Silence is Friday April 15th, and GHC students chose to have their event a day early.
for an Open Discussion about
Monday April 18th 2:00 pm EDRC Foyer (200 bldg)
http://dayofsilence.org/. Contact Jen Gillies, jgillies@ghc.edu for more information. The Diversifieds are a publication of the EDRC of Grays Harbor College. The mission of the EDRC is to promote awareness, respect, and equitable treatment of the diverse individuals and groups that exist within our campus and surrounding communities. The EDRC is open to all! Please come visit us in the 200 building.