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Independence Day

Independence Day celebrate the anniversary of when the United States became an independent nation in 1776. Fireworks, food, family, friends and fun are all associated with this national holiday on July 4th.

It is also a time to understand that while July is a time to celebrate with BBQ’s and baseball parks, it can also be a day of reflection, on what Independence means to others in our community.

Independence Day is a great time for organizations to renew their adherence to an inclusive workplace by attaching their Commitment to Diversity in their employee messaging.
If you haven’t created a DEI Commitment Statement yet, you can use our free template to get you started!


Communications Template for Independence Day

[Subject: Independence Day]

Dear [Organization Name] Team,

As we gear up to celebrate Independence Day, let's take a moment to appreciate the incredible diversity that defines our great nation, the United States of America. Our country's strength lies in the unique cultures, traditions, and perspectives that make us who we are.

America has always been a melting pot, blending the contributions of individuals from all walks of life. Independence Day reminds us of the values we hold dear: freedom, liberty, and equality for all. It is a time to honor those who have fought for these principles and ensure that every individual, regardless of their background, can pursue their dreams.

So, as we come together to celebrate, let's embrace our differences, knowing that they are an asset that strengthens our ability to overcome challenges, find innovative solutions, and build a brighter future together. Thank you for being part of our diverse and talented team. Your dedication, talents, and diverse perspectives are invaluable in shaping our success and growth.

Wishing you a safe and joyous Independence Day! May this celebration inspire us to foster an inclusive, supportive and respectful environment where every individual feels valued and empowered.

With gratitude,

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