The Fruits of Inclusion Author|James R. Fennell and Lola S. Scobey Marly Cornell tells the story

Marly Cornell tells the story of her daughter Cody a person of joyful spirit and infectious humor who travels falls in love more than once commits to a life partner advocates for others and achieves a life of independence—in spite of plentiful and confining physical disabilities

” Dan’s shock turns to outrage when he learns surrogate grandmother was murdered

The Dakota people have many stories and memories that thrive around these images which have been handed down from generation to generation

This is a beautifully presented large hardback

Set in Tanzania Africa with the Barabaig tribe the book encourages youth to identify with the characters as they experience difficulty persevere model empathy and then are shown empathy by the tribe

The Fruits of Inclusion Author|James R. Fennell and Lola S. Scobey Marly Cornell tells the storyHave you ever wished you had an exceptional resource to help you with the setup and strategic development of a sustainable diversity and inclusion program . . . Well your wish has come true! Based on the values and principles of Second Generation Diversity Training (SGDT) this book walks the reader through the process for designing a diversity and inclusion program that really can work for your organization. The four steps the reader explores are: