ESC Free Inclusion and Diversity Training and Tools
ESC's 2019 inclusive and diverse philanthropy resources are available on this page for free. Please give to ESC to allow us to continue our work. Your charitable donation is appreciated.
ESC's mission is to make nonprofits successful! We're a nonprofit too; we get it! Please give to ESC to allow us to continue our work. Your charitable donation is appreciated.
Current Available FREE Fundraising Professional Education and Resources for Nonprofits:
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"15 Ways to Create “Belonging” at your Nonprofit" by ESC (Published Dec 2019)
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"Inclusive Philanthropy Presentation" by Rachel Arfa (Filmed 2019)
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Creating an Inclusive Nonprofit Presentation Outline in PDF format
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Creating an Inclusive Nonprofit Presentation Handout in PDF format
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Creating an Inclusive Nonprofit Presentation in PowerPoint format
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Equip for Equality – Advancing the human and civil rights of children and adults with disabilities in Illinois and runs a Special Education Clinic and Employment Clinic to provide live information and legal advice.
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"Creating an Inclusive Culture Presentation" by Emma Rodriguez-Ayala (Filmed 2019)
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"The Rewards of Inclusion & Diversity for Nonprofits Panel Discussion" (Filmed 2019) |
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Panelist:
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Rachel Arfa, Staff attorney and PABSS Project Manager at Equip for Equality, Illinois', Chicago Cultural Accessibility Consortium (CCAC) Steering Committee Member
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Fornessa Randal, Executive Director, The Asian Health Coalition
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Deb Hamilton, Director, Inclusion PAC
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Lori Fox, Founder & President, Lori Fox Diversity Consulting
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John Pfeiffer, MPA, Partner, Open Door Advisors
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Rachelle Jervis, MBA, President & CEO of the Executive Service Corps (ESC)
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Executive Service Corps' Nondiscrimination and Anti-Harassment Policy
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Inclusion and Diversity Survey (Please take this survey and tell us about your nonprofit)
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Click here to for additional free training and resources for your nonprofit
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Click here to engage ESC in helping your nonprofit fulfill your mission
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External (Non-ESC) Resources:
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Disability Pride Toolkit and Resource Guide by National Council on Independent Living
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Access Living (Disability Inclusion Institute) – Center for Independent Living which also provides training enhancing disability cultural competency in corporate, academic and non-profit environments.
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Chicagoland Business Leadership Network – Helps businesses in the greater Chicagoland area drive performance by leveraging disability inclusion in the workplace, supply chain, and marketplace.
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City of Chicago Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities – Promotes total access and full participation for people with disabilities in all aspects of life
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(312) 744-7050, (312) 744 4964 (Toll Free/TTY)
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Quest for Equality: Breaking the Barriers for People with Disabilities White Paper
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Employment Clinic by Equip for Equality is a statewide service to provide people with disabilities with legal rights information and advice, as well as self-advocacy assistance to help them navigate employment issues that arise. 1-844-RIGHTS-9
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Great Lakes ADA Center – Regional ADA Center for Technical Assistance and Training on the ADA (800) 949-4232 (Voice/TTY)
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Illinois Department of Human Rights (IDHR)
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IDHR Chicago Office
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100 W. Randolph Street, 10th Floor, Intake Unit, Chicago, IL 60601
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312‐814‐6200 | 866‐740‐3953 (TTY)
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IDHR Springfield Office
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222 South College, Room 101‐A Intake Unit, Springfield, IL 62704
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217‐785‐5100 | 866‐740‐3953 (TTY)
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IDHR Marion Office
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2309 West Main Street, Suite 112 Intake Unit, Marion, IL 62959
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618‐993‐7463 | 866‐740‐3953 (TTY)
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Chicago Cultural Accessibility Consortium - Chicago Cultural Accessibility Consortium (CCAC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Through monthly professional development workshops, our Access Calendar, and an active list-serv, CCAC facilitates a dynamic community of cultural administrators and visitors with disabilities striving to advance accessibility and inclusion across the Chicago region's vast cultural spaces.
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Chicago Community Trust (CCT) Disability Fund Resources
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Chicago’s Cultural Spaces Talk Access and Inclusion Disability by Risa Rifkind, Program Manager for ADA 25 Advancing Leadership and Persons with Disabilities Fund
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The Disability Conversation in Every Conversation by Emily Knopf, Intern for ADA 25 Advancing Leadership and Kathy Ryg, Advisory Board Member for the Disabilities Fund
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Through Innovation, Southside Students Work with Purpose by Alexandra Perez-Garcia, Program Coordinator for ADA 25 Advancing Leadership, Disabilities Fund
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Disability and Justice: A Challenging Conversation by Jacqueline Burgess-Bishop, Regional Director, Ambulatory & Community Health Network for Cook County Health and Hospitals System
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28 Years Later, the Fight for Disability Rights Continues by Kevin Irvine, Board Member for the Chicago Transit Authority and ADA 25 Advancing Leadership Member
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Job Accommodation Network – JAN provides free, expert, and confidential guidance on workplace accommodations and disability employment issues in real time.
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National Organization on Disability – is a private, non-profit organization that promotes the full participation and contributions of America’s 57 million people with disabilities in all aspects of life.
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Leadership: The Power is Within Us by Grishma Shah, Co-Director for Chicago ReelAbilities Film Festival
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Chicago’s Cultural Spaces Talk Access and Inclusion Disability by Risa Rifkind, Program Manager for ADA 25 Advancing Leadership and Persons with Disabilities Fund
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The Disability Conversation in Every Conversation by Emily Knopf, Intern for ADA 25 Advancing Leadership and Kathy Ryg, Advisory Board Member for the Disabilities Fund
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Through Innovation, Southside Students Work with Purpose by Alexandra Perez-Garcia, Program Coordinator for ADA 25 Advancing Leadership, Disabilities Fund
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Disability and Justice: A Challenging Conversation by Jacqueline Burgess-Bishop, Regional Director, Ambulatory & Community Health Network for Cook County Health and Hospitals System
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28 Years Later, the Fight for Disability Rights Continues by Kevin Irvine, Board Member for the Chicago Transit Authority and ADA 25 Advancing Leadership Member
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