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Criteria

Allowed: I personally experienced xyz.
Allowed: I directly witnessed xyz

Allowed in the forum, but not as a Letter : In my role, this was directly reported to me at a point, but I am not sure how to handle this .
Not Allowed: My friend experienced xyz but I did not directly observe.
Not Allowed: I heard through the grape vine that 10 years ago this happened

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…accepted at our discretion to bring a voice to a wide variety of communities

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No form of identity is more or less important than the other. Infact is is this intersectionality of identity that make us who we are. We wish to highlight as many communities as possible through these Letters.

…analyzed by an Expert response

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Experts will address:

Their personal experience/expertise in DEIJ
Their option of the Letter
Historical relevance of the issue in the Letter, when appropriate.
How they would have handled the case if it had landed on their desk
Response to any comments left under the Letter

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Letters are…

…narratives of an authentic experience you were directly involved in.

…anonymized, however, may contain relevant identifying demographics at the author’s digression.

…accepted at our discretion to bring a voice to a wide variety of communities

…analyzed by an Expert response

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