Attracting New Membership to your PTA D IVERSITY O UTREACH Abdul Akbar, Georgia PTA Diversity & Inclusion Chair.

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Attracting New Membership to your PTA D IVERSITY O UTREACH Abdul Akbar, Georgia PTA Diversity & Inclusion Chair

W ORKSHOP O BJECTIVES  To provide an understanding of what diversity means to the PTA  To explain the importance of diversity to PTA membership  To present strategies for identifying and engaging families and individuals from diverse backgrounds and gaining their membership and involvement in PTA

W HAT DOES DIVERSITY MEAN ?

W HAT IS D IVERSITY ? Georgia PTA Definition of Diversity - Valuing differences and similarities in people through actions and accountability.

W HAT IS D IVERSITY ? Differences and similarities include:  age  ethnicity  language and culture  economic status  educational background,  gender  geographic location  marital status  mental ability  national origin  organizational position and tenure  parental status  physical ability  political philosophy  race  religion  sexual orientation  work experience

W HY IS DIVERSITY SO IMPORTANT TO PTA MEMBERSHIP ?

W HY IS DIVERSITY SO IMPORTANT TO MEMBERSHIP ?  Advocacy  Relevance  Responsibility  Leadership

W HY IS DIVERSITY SO IMPORTANT TO MEMBERSHIP ? Changing regional demographics are impacting Georgia’s PTA membership community

W HY IS DIVERSITY SO IMPORTANT TO MEMBERSHIP ?

A SSESSING D IVERSITY – E VALUATING M EMBERSHIP

Take a critical look at your PTA  Is it open and inclusive?  Is it culturally sensitive?

A SSESSING D IVERSITY – E VALUATING M EMBERSHIP Assess your community  Meet with your school administration  Evaluate your PTA membership

I NCREASING D IVERSITY – A DDING M EMBERSHIP

Develop a “game plan” to broaden your membership  Coordinate  Communicate  Plan  Implement

I NCREASING D IVERSITY – A DDING M EMBERSHIP Sample Programs  International Festival  Cultural Summit  Young Explorer’s Club  Consulate speakers  Cultural Resource Team  School newspaper or blog column  School wide holiday/cultural observations

I NCREASING D IVERSITY – A DDING M EMBERSHIP Information Resources:  Consulates in Georgia  Anti-Defamation League website  Southern Poverty Law Center “Teaching Tolerance “ website  “Great Idea Bank” at National PTA website  Georgia PTA website  ECCC PTA Diversity & Inclusion blog

T HE VALUE OF A DIVERSE MEMBERSHIP

Diversity in school does not guarantee greater interaction between different groups

T HE VALUE OF A DIVERSE MEMBERSHIP Inclusive/Culturally Sensitive PTA Diverse membership Culturally diverse programming Meaningful cultural exposure and experience

S UMMARY

 Diversity means valuing differences and similarities  Diversity is important to PTA membership because it keeps us a relevant organization and makes us better advocates for our children  We need to develop a “game plan” to broaden our membership

SUMMARY Every child, one voice. It’s more than a slogan, it’s a mission!