Be Inspired

Démos, a Philharmonie de Paris program, gives young kids from diverse communities and underserved neighborhoods a chance to learn music and perform in an ensemble. 

Through the power of sports, with inspiring athletes and a wide range of resources, the Special Olympics celebrates ALL differences and ALL abilities and invites everyone to create an inclusive and welcoming world for all.

With a unique meaningful human experience of dialogue and mutual understanding, Seeds of Peace Camp turns diversity and differences that often divide us into a strength that unites us. 

Seeds for Peace proposes resources and trained educators to foster peace building effort in schools.

“A Doll Like Me was born out of the idea that our unique differences make us beautiful.”

Amy Jandrisevits creates dolls with unique characteristics, dolls that make all children feel included.

A Doll Like Me is changing the narrative on how we see each other and promotes an inclusive world in every respect.

EmbraceRace produces digital materials and shares videos of first-person stories about race to help raise a generation of children who are thoughtful, informed, and brave about race.

Soccer Without Borders is a program that uses soccer as a vehicle to empower young people and foster inclusion and personal success.

It is not just about playing soccer but also about being part of a supportive community, with caring coaches and mentors.

AI is not just about numbers and data: it reflects the view of whoever created the system.

Fight bias in algorithms to make technology more ethical and inclusive: checks the impacts of bias during the design, make sure we intentionally create inclusive code.

Who knows how to code?

We need to be creators, designers, programers, not just consumers! In the U.S. more than 500 notable people in business, education, and the nonprofit sector are calling to update K-12 curriculums to allow “every student in every school to have the opportunity to learn computer science ». 

As a lawyer, Bryan Stevenson founded the Equal Justice Initiative to end mass incarceration and excessive punishment in the United States, to challenge racial and economic injustice, to expose racial bias in the criminal justice system.