INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS, LLC.
The Diversity Strategist
WHO WE ARE
Pamela Fann, Founder & CEO
Pamela Fann is an award winning Certified Diversity Professional (CDP), Certified Diversity Trainer (CDT), and speaker with over 11 years of experience in Diversity, Inclusion, and Integration. She approaches diversity with a curious tenacity and works benevolently with organizations to ensure the sustainability of progress towards inclusivity.
OUR VALUES
The Benefits of Consulting are Imperative
To begin to address inequities, we must first address the culture within our organizations and the ways in which we work. While many organizations understand the value of diversity, inclusion, and integration (DII), many do not know where to begin. Integrated Solutions is committed to supporting organizations in developing a framework to increase their organizational competency in diversity, inclusion, and integration, laying a foundation for more shared and equitable experiences and solutions that transcend differences, boundaries, and borders.
OUR SERVICES
Driving Diversity, Inclusion, and Integration
ORGANIZATION FRAMING
Developing a framework to meet organizational diversity, inclusion, and integration needs based on 5 areas:
Organization commitment
Climate and culture
Recruitment
Retention
Talent development
STRATEGIC PLANNING
Implementing a phased approach to a diversity, inclusion, and integration strategy development
FACILITATING CONVERSATIONS
Facilitation of conversations that create a trusting and safe environment to advance cultural competency
ENGAGING STAKEHOLDERS
Based upon your desired outcomes, we will work to develop a strategy that supports your workforce development planning and creates a process for authentic community engagement
The EV Motorist Green Book was created as a guide to promote electric vehicle adoption amongst Black drivers. It pays homage to “The Negro Motorist Green-Book,” established in 1936 and published by Victor H. Green.
The premise of “The Green Book” was to give motorists and tourists a guide to hotels and tourist homes, taverns, beauty salons, nightclubs, and more in cities around the country, which were safe havens for Negro motorists to patronize.
With the EV Motorist Green Book, we aim to do the same thing by providing safe travels for Black EV motorists by not only getting past the range anxiety that comes with EV ownership but also providing a roadmap for installing EV infrastructure in communities where travelers can feel safe while charging. They can visit Black-owned restaurants and businesses, historic sites, HBCUs, and more along their route.
We began our trip in Washington, D.C., and drove down to Miami, Florida in an electric vehicle, mapping out stops along the way, identifying current infrastructure in place, and experiencing some of the food, people, and richness in communities that make them special and perfect to support innovating electric transportation and other clean transportation options,
OUR GIVING, OUR FOOTPRINT
"What you leave behind is not what is engraved on stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others." - Pericles
MISSION STATEMENT
To empower the Maasai people so that they can make better-informed decisions affecting their future, and to minimize permanent migration of young men and women from the community into urban areas (brain drain).
MEANS TO MEET OUR MISSION
Our Fully Integrated Development Strategy encompasses the following:
EDUCATION
Objectives:
To build learning institutions such as a primary school, secondary school, vocational and training college, library, cultural center and other educational institutions essential to community self-reliance and cultural conservation.
To set up and run an educational fund program for bursaries, scholarships and other educational sponsorships for needy students from the area.
To build a health center/clinic and promote a community health education and disease prevention program.
To build a radio station which will aim to disseminate necessary information to the targeted Maasai community.
THE MAASAI GIRLS EDUCATION FUND
The Maasai Girls Education Fund was created to improve the literacy, health and economic well-being of Maasai women in Tanzania and their families through education of girls and their communities
MGEF provides scholarships from primary school through university to girls who have never enrolled in school, or who would be forced to drop out of school for cultural or economic reasons and we are committed to each student until they have the knowledge and skills needed to enter the workforce in Tanzania. With economic empowerment, this new generation of Maasai women will end early marriages and circumcision of girls and bring greater literacy, health, and economic well being to future generations.
MGEF also organizes community workshops to address the social customs and cultural beliefs that prevent girls from getting an education.
MGEF works in partnership with the Maasai community, including local area chiefs and women advocates for education of girls, to achieve its mission.
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