What Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Resources Does GFWC/CT Offer?
Updated
GFWC/CT's website lists Diversity, Equity, Inclusion 2023 materials under its "Useful Information" section on the About Us page, alongside a "Collect in Spanish and English" resource. These are the only DEI-related items named on that page, so the site signals the topic as a priority without publishing the full content of the materials in the page text. If you want the actual documents, the About Us page is the place to start.
What the site actually lists
The About Us page groups its DEI references with other organizational resources. Based on the page content, you will find:
- Diversity.Equity.Inclusion.2023 — listed as a useful information item, indicating a 2023 edition of DEI materials.
- Collect in Spanish and English — a bilingual resource, referenced twice in the page text, suggesting it is available in both languages.
The page does not describe the format (PDF, web page, or print), the length, or the specific contents of either item. It also does not state a price or a login requirement for these materials, so treat access terms as unconfirmed until you open them.
How these fit the organization's stated purpose
GFWC/CT describes its goal as being "of service to others," improving the social, cultural, and physical environment, promoting appreciation of the arts, and striving to become "responsible leaders in our communities." The DEI and bilingual materials sit within that framing: they are presented as practical resources for clubs and members rather than as a standalone statement.
The page also points readers to www.gfwc.org for more about the global organization, which is where broader GFWC-level DEI programming would likely be described.
Where to go for the materials and for context
| What you need | Where the page directs you |
|---|---|
| DEI 2023 materials and the bilingual "Collect" resource | "Useful Information" section, About Us page |
| Organization-wide context | www.gfwc.org |
| Membership or a club near you | Lynne Sarro, 2nd Vice-President — [email protected] |
| Scholarship details | GFWC/CT Memorial Scholarship application (fillable documents) |
A practical note from the page: the scholarship application is a fillable document, and member copies also live in the Members Only area — a reminder that some GFWC/CT resources are split between public pages and member-only sections. The DEI items are listed publicly, but confirm whether the linked files open directly or require member access.
A reasonable way to use this
If your club is planning a DEI-focused meeting or project, start with the 2023 materials as the baseline reference, then check the bilingual "Collect" resource if your audience includes Spanish-speaking members or community partners. For anything beyond what the page lists — such as guidance on adapting materials locally — the listed contact for membership questions is the most direct route, though the page does not designate a specific DEI contact.