We're encouraging access, equity, and respect for all.
DRT started from an idea proposed in 2000, which led to the first Diversity Summit and roundtable meeting in 2003. Since then, there have been regular monthly meetings. Through our collective efforts, we've worked toward inclusion. We encourage leadership and promote strategies that value diversity in attitudes, policies, and practices. We also address conditions of prejudice and discrimination.
Information about the monthly DRT meetings.
Frequently Asked Questions
We're looking for those with the willingness to serve.
Are you a working professional in Greater Lafayette or Tippecanoe County aligned with our mission to serve our diverse community? You can participate in one of Diversity Roundtable’s many programs to promote inclusion.
The dimensions of diversity we value in our index members:
African-American Affairs • Children • Creating Art • Cultural Celebrations • Disability Services • Disaster Relief • Diversity • Education • Event Planning • Family Counseling • Fundraising • GLBT Issues • Health Care • Homelessness • Hunger/Food Pantry • Latino Culture/Affairs • Long Range Planning • Mental Health • Mentoring • Music • Neighborhood Development • Other Areas of Interest • Poverty • Religion • Service to Military • Small Business • Workforce Training
Lend your experience and join the I.D.E.A. index today.
Access the I.D.E.A. Index to recruit diverse leadership.
Many companies and organizations lack well-rounded representation on their committees and boards. If you are looking to add members who value diversity to your committee’s roster, you can request access to the I.D.E.A. Index. With access, you will find many individuals with a wide array of areas of expertise and qualifications in topics regarding diversity.
All of the members listed in the I.D.E.A. Index are free to contact, and are open to invitation for anything from education about diversity, to organizing an inclusive event. Contact us today about access if you are interested in diversifying your own company or organization.
Contact us for access to the I.D.E.A. index today.
Your Human Relations Commission Serves You By
- Addressing prejudice, intolerance, bigotry and discrimination in your community.
- Investigating complaints of discrimination in the community.
- Addressing youth needs in regard to discrimination and diversity.
- Educating organizations and the public by encouraging respect and understanding of different groups and individuals.