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| 403.1 | | TLE::FISHER | Work that dream and love your life | Wed Dec 27 1989 16:57 | 45 |
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REAFFIRMATION
In 1990, we will begin a year of reaffirming and refocusing on the
principles of Valuing Differences and Affirmative Action at Digital. We
are doing this because diversity is more important to us as a company
than ever before. Given the increased global nature of our business,
the changes we are going through as a company, and the diverse makeup
of our present and future workforce, it is important to take time to
stop and reflect: What have we done in this area that we are most proud
of? And where do we choose to go from here?
We plan to mark the beginning of our reaffirmation on January 15, Dr.
Martin Luther King's birthday, because we believe that Dr. King stood
for those same values that are embodied in the principles of
Affirmative Action and Valuing Differences at Digital.
It is a tradition in our company that in many sites we come together on
Dr. King's birthday to honor the values he espoused. Should your
organization plan such an event, we ask that you weave this theme of
reaffirmation into your program. There are at least three levels at
which you might do this:
o As an individual: Examining what this work means to you, and
reaffirming your personal commitment to Affirmative Action and Valuing
Differences at Digital.
o Interpersonally: Among the group that gathers to honor Dr. King,
consider reaffirming those values among yourselves and to one another.
o Bringing it back: Bringing our commitment to this work back to each
of our work environments.
Please join me in making 1990 a year of reaffirmation for Digital.
Best wishes for a happy New Year.
Alan Zimmerle
Corporate Manager
Affirmative Action, EEO
& Valuing Differences
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| 403.2 | | TLE::FISHER | Work that dream and love your life | Wed Dec 27 1989 16:59 | 61 |
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REAFFIRMATION
EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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o Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
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- $50. for package on How to Create a Community/Corporate Celebration-
includes audio tapes and posters.
Other general information available free of charge.
Write to: Tracy Gray
King Week Communication Director
Federal Holiday Commission/King Center
449 Auburn Ave. NE
Atlanta, GA 30312
Phone (404) 524-1956
FAX (404) 522-6932
o Innovation Associates
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- "I Have A Dream" VHS video tape available for $65.
Write to: Innovation Associates
P.O. Box 2008
Framingham, MA 01701
Attn: Bill Latshaw
Phone (508) 879-8301
o Book Clearing House
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- 0874850258 ISBN, Ebony Editors, Johnson Publishing 1968,
An Ebony Picture Biography, 76 pages approximately $5. each.
Words by and about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
To order call (914) 835-0015/refer to ISBN number above, or
write to: Book Clearing House
46 Purdy Street
Harrison, NY 10528
o Proud To Be
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- Mail order videos, including the following tapes:
"King from Montgomery to Memphis" $29.95,
"I Have a Dream" $14.95,
"King's Speeches" $24.95
To order these tapes, write to:
Proud To Be
1 Kendall Square
Bldg. 600, Ste. 125
Cambridge, MA 02139
(617)868-8965
o Check your local Video Store for any tapes they may have on M.L. King
for rental or purchasing.
o Local branch of the NAACP.
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| 403.3 | | TLE::FISHER | Work that dream and love your life | Wed Dec 27 1989 17:00 | 24 |
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REAFFIRMATION
INTERNAL RESOURCES
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o Excerpts from "I Have A Dream" speech (attached).
o "Letter From A Birmingham Jail" (attached)
o Quotes by and about Dr. King (attached).
o Shrewsbury, MA Affirmative Action Library (NUGGET::KNEELAND).
o Stow, MA Valuing Differences Library (Elsa Rodriguez@OGO).
o Valuing Differences Resource Room - MSO (Phyllis Fallon@MSO, DTN 223-7271).
o MEM Resource Library (Ann Marshall on HAVOC::MARSHALL).
o Local site libraries.
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| 403.4 | Focus on valuing the male difference | TLE::FISHER | Work that dream and love your life | Wed Dec 27 1989 17:03 | 11 |
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I have the Martin Luther King Jr. writings. If people are interested
in having a copy, just send me mail.
Since this is MENNOTES, it might be a good idea to focus on Vd work
done on men's issues and where we might want that work to go in the
future.
--Ger
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