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Campaigns

Initiatives and Campaigns

Raise Awareness, Improving Access, and Providing Support

Diversity in Diabetes is a 5013c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to creating awareness and providing solutions to end health disparities and the lack of representation in the diabetes space.

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EMPOWERING THROUGH EDUCATION, RESOURCES, AND SUPPORT

Vital Initiatives for Equitable Diabetes Care

At Diversity in Diabetes (DiD), our focus revolves around three pillars: Education, Resources, and Support. These essential elements are curated to address the unique needs of vulnerable populations including BIPOC communities, men, LGBTQIA+, and individuals aged 65+ in their diabetes care journey.

Education

Empowering Through Knowledge

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Resources

A Wealth of Supportive Material

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Support

Connecting You with Inclusive Care Professionals

The mission of DiD is not just to address immediate needs but also to create a sustainable and supportive ecosystem where individuals from all walks of life have equal access to essential diabetes care. Through our Education, Resources, and Support initiatives, we're committed to bridging these critical gaps in the diabetes care landscape, promoting inclusivity, and empowering everyone to live healthier lives.

Our Initiatives

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2023 Sanofi
Health Equity
Accelerator

Award Winner

Type 1 Navigator Campaign

Promote equal access to type 1 diabetes (T1D) information about screening, treatment, and technologies among adults of color at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

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GIVING TUESDAY

PEOPLE OF COLOR LIVING WITH DIABETES (POCLWD) SUMMIT

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