Diversity Roundtable – Diversity Roundtable is working toward inclusion for all.

Diversity Roundtable is working toward inclusion for all.

We provide leadership and promote strategies to achieve a culture that values diversity as evidenced by attitudes, policies and practices within Greater Lafayette (Lafayette, West Lafayette, and Tippecanoe County), Indiana.

The Diversity Roundtable (DRT) is committed to addressing dimensions of human diversity — with specific focus on those linked to conditions in our community that result from prejudice and discrimination. They may commonly include disability, gender identity, race, sexual orientation, and ethnicity.

Latest Roundtable News

November 3, 2025

Diversity Roundtable November 2025

The speaker for the November meeting will be Nathan McBurnett, Urban Planner with Area Planning Commission for Tippecanoe County. His talk will be the Rental […]

September 28, 2025

Diversity Roundtable October 2025

The speaker for the October meeting will be Oscar Trujillo, Region 2 Migrant Education Program Coordinator. His talk is titled A Snapshot of Local English-Learning […]

August 21, 2025

Diversity Roundtable September 2025

The speaker for the September 4th meeting will be Dr. Margaret Hass, Greater Lafayette Immigrant Allies. She will talk about Immigration.

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Our vision is of a community that values diversity.

There are three ways to get involved with DRT.

Join the DRT

Attend the Diversity Roundtable (DRT) Meetings on the first Thursday of each month. Meetings are in a hybrid format, both in-person and on Zoom. By joining our email list, you will be informed about the meeting agenda, Zoom link, and other announcements of interest in the community. You can join our mailing list by Contacting Us.

Join or Use the I.D.E.A. Index

Use the I.D.E.A. (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access) Index to list yourself as someone who would like to give back to the community by serving on a local board. Working professionals can identify their qualifications in diversity to offer services to the local community. Boards can also use the I.D.E.A. index to identify diverse candidates who have the qualifications to diversity the organization.

Reach Out to Your HRC

Connect with the Lafayette, West Lafayette, or Tippecanoe County Human Relations Commissions (HRC) to participate in spreading diversity or filing a complaint about discrimination in the community.