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How Does CEC Define Diversity?

CEC takes a broad and inclusive view of diversity. CEC believes diversity means understanding and valuing the characteristics and beliefs of those who demonstrate a wide range of characteristics. This includes ethnic and racial backgrounds, age, physical and cognitive abilities, family status, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, religious and spiritual values, and geographic location.

While recognizing the different groups to which individuals may belong, CEC also understands that each group is composed of persons who exhibit a broad range in values and characteristics. We must refrain from making group stereotypes. Rather, in each of our roles, as educators and as association members and staff, each person must be treated with respect and valued as an individual.

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