A diversity and inclusion movement by the youth
As a self-directed and organic social and educational movement, the DIYC Movement continuously engages and educates a wider audience on the importance of embracing diversity and practicing inclusion. The nature of the DIYC Movement being self-sustaining and self-renewing is characterised in the Movement being organised by the youth, run for the youth and for the benefit of the youth.
Empowering youth to promote the concept of diversity and help build an inclusive society
All participants in our programmes will emerge as DIYC Ambassadors, youth equipped with the skills and experience to drive the Movement by spreading the concepts of diversity and practice of inclusion into their own communities.
The mandate of DIYC Ambassadors goes beyond just embracing diversity and practising inclusion as an individual, but to take it to society at large as leaders/mentors or coaches in their corporations, public service, NGOs or as community leaders.
The DIYC Ambassadors are also responsible for keeping the Movement self-renewing by facilitating and supporting the Movement in training the next generation of DIYC Ambassadors.
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The Journey Began
Countries Represented
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