Meet the Staff of the Foundation Against Intolerance & Racism

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The Foundation Against Intolerance and Racism (FAIR) is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding and humanity.

[bradhexumOSM]

Big supporter of FAIR here. I'm reading the comments and I think a few folks are confused about what diversity trainers at FAIR teach. As more corporations and school districts and federal agencies are seeking diversity trainings, FAIR is offering its services to promote pro-human, compassionate, rational, arguments--the exact opposite of what other diversity trainers offer, and exactly what we need.
I'm happy to be corrected about this if I'm mistaken.

[michaeltrollan]

Great team, doing important work to stand up for human rights!

[snorgonofborkkad]

I love the emphasis on transparency and humanism.

[MotoMouthMoshe]

Thanks to all of you for the work you do!

[gunny]

I've always imagined what the world would be like, if your wealth was established by your character. Our focus should be on the overall well-being of humanity, and the health of our planet! Unfortunately, we've been misled to focus on trivial matters, and that's by design.

[ChollieD]

You guys are great. I'd love to hear your thoughts about how diversity training SHOULD be done in corporations, academia, government, and NGOs.

[underestimated]

The supervisors of diversity = equity and inclusion=CRT

[AdamRatterree]

FAIR employing a Diversity Director says it all