This is our symbol of diversity. 

What’s yours???

Every morning, beginning in February 2013, we will post a “Respect Diversity Symbol of the Day.”

This symbol will be chosen out of entries submitted to us on Facebook.

If you’d like to create a symbol and enter it for consideration as a “Symbol of the Day,” here’s what you need to know:

This exciting project is open to any one or any group anywhere in the U.S. or the world!

Any day throughout the year, you can send us a symbol you have created as a group, with a class – or even by yourself.

Just post it on our Facebook page or email it o us at Joan@RespectDiversity.org (if you don’t have Facebook).

Include a short paragraph or two describing the piece (whether it’s a painting, a song, a video – whatever!).

If selected, your symbol will (at some point) be featured as the “Symbol of the Day” on our Facebook page.

When that happens, your symbol will be placed in a special gallery on Facebook for others to see and enjoy, over time.

In addition, your entry will be entered automatically into our 2014 Annual Arts Contest & Exhibition.

If you have any questions, please contact Joan Korenblit (at Joan@RespectDiversity.org).

Now, what are you waiting for???

You have a symbol to create!

More…

The Respect Diversity Symbol Campaign has brought national attention to Oklahoma because Respect Diversity distributes symbols created by students (with captions and/or articles) to newspapers, magazines and the internet.

For example, the Southern Poverty Law Center has promoted (and will continue to promote) the Respect Diversity Symbol Campaign in Teaching Tolerance, a magazine that goes out to over 500,000 schools and teachers nationwide, including over 3,500 schools and teachers in Oklahoma!