DEI Glossary of Terms

This is the Diversity In Aquatics’ Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Glossary of Terms adapted from the Foster School of Business.

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Publications

This is a resource list of publications produced by Diversity In Aquatic members and advocates for sharing of the history, diversity, equity, inclusion and social justice in aquatics.

Water Safety resources

Water safety education and training is necessary and vital.
Check out these resources on how to be water safer.

 
 
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American Red Cross

The Red Cross believes that by working together to improve water competency – which includes swimming skills, water smarts and helping others – water activities can be safer… and just as much fun. Check out the many resources offered by this organization.

 
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Association of aquatic Professionals

The Association of Aquatic Professionals is committed to helping prevent drownings nationwide.
We believe with a little education and training, learning to RESPECT the water and prevent
drowning tragedies is within our reach.

Our approach is as simple as RESPECT

 
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International Water Safety Foundation

The International Water Safety Foundation is a non-profit organization raising drowning awareness while bringing basic swimming, water safety, and safe rescue skills to children.

 
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ZAC Foundation

The ZAC Foundation was established to prepare children and families for a lifetime of water safety. The organization works to strengthen pool safety legislation and funds advocacy, education and effective programming surrounding water safety. Zachary’s memory is the inspiration for the Foundation’s mission and activities.