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A group of seven people stand in front of a wall with a library backdrop. Four children in sports uniforms, part of the SEL curriculum, are at the center, flanked by three adults in casual clothing. They're all smiling and looking at the camera.

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Normalizing Differences

Featured in Diversity in Action Magazine Media

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Flaunting Their Differences: Jefferson School Project Embodies Summit Nonprofit’s Credo, Mission

Featured in : Flaunting Their Differences: Jefferson School Project Embodies Summit Nonprofit’s Credo, Mission October 12, 2018 Media

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Don’t Hide It, Flaunt It: Contests and Programming on Visible and Invisible Differences

Featured in: Don’t Hide It, Flaunt It: Contests and Programming on Visible and Invisible Differences Meg Zucker, May 2018

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Berkeley Heights Girl Scouts Flaunt It!

Featured in: Meg Zucker, October 12, 2017 Media

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An Easy Way To Incorporate Sel

Featured in: Meg Zucker, December 5, 2017 Media

A traffic light hangs on a wire against a bright blue sky with clouds. The green light is illuminated, like a signal for diversity programs to proceed. As the yellow and red lights stay off, it's a reminder of progress and the harmonious flow we strive for in community growth.

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Why I Have A Problem With The Word Disabled

Featured in: Meg Zucker, November 2, 2017 Media

A man and two children stand against a wooden wall with a painted bird silhouette, their arms outstretched to mimic its wings. The man holds a patterned bag, while the child in the middle wears a large straw hat, reflecting social emotional learning activities through creative expression.

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Kid Reporter Notebook: Fourth Grade “Flaunting”

Fourth Grade “Flaunting” Ethan Zucker September 11th, 2017

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Strawberry Fields Forever

Strawberry Fields Forever Media

A website section highlights Family Promise and DHIF, featuring a photo of a smiling individual and text outlining the organization's mission. It shares a personal story from September 1970 about a childhood memory, emphasizing the importance of social emotional learning activities in their journey.

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Our Community Blog: Meg Zucker, Founder, Don’t Hide It, Flaunt It, “A Chance to Be Heard”

WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2017 VOICES OF FAMILY PROMISE Our Community Blog: Meg Zucker, Founder, Don’t Hide It, Flaunt It, “A Chance to Be Heard” Don’t Hide It, Flaunt It (DHIFI) is a not-for-profit…

A woman in a white headscarf and long skirt stands in a blue-toned bathroom. She looks at a red book on the floor, extending one hand toward a mirror that reflects her. This scene subtly mirrors themes often explored in diversity programs, embracing self-awareness and reflection.

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Meet the Teen Recipients of The RBC “Flaunt It” Award from past years

Meet the Teen Recipients of The RBC “Flaunt It” Award for 2017. Featured on ArtandWriting.org

A young girl models a pink dress on a runway, captivating smiling spectators. The event, highlighting the social emotional learning curriculum, is part of a press feature for Scholastic News Kids Press Corps. Various magazine covers appear on the right side of the image.

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Kid Reporter Notebook: Runway of Dreams

Runway of Dreams A fashion show spotlights clothing for differently abled children. BY ETHAN ZUCKER | FOR THE SCHOLASTIC NEWS KIDS PRESS CORPS Media

Four people stand smiling together in front of a display. One wears a formal dress and two medals, another has a press pass, and two are in evening attire. The magazine-themed banner, "Scholastic News Kids Press Corps," highlights the event's focus on diversity programs.

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Kid Reporters’ Notebook

Kid Reporters’ Notebook. Flaunt It! June 2017 Media

Graphic text reads "Storyworks Ideabook" in stylized fonts, with a drawing of an open book beneath the word "Ideabook," inspiring creativity through social emotional learning activities.

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What Makes Charlie Awesome

Click here for full article(January, 2017) What Makes Charlie Awesome? Media

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