Engage Leadership Commitment and Resource Allocation

Successful equitable programs require visible support from top leadership, including adequate funding, staff resources, and public advocacy. When leaders champion equity initiatives, it signals organizational priority and drives systemic change.

Successful equitable programs require visible support from top leadership, including adequate funding, staff resources, and public advocacy. When leaders champion equity initiatives, it signals organizational priority and drives systemic change.

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