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Oct072020

SAVMA Partners with MCVMA in Support of #WakeUpVetMed Initiative

A SAVMA-sized thank you to the Multicultural Veterinary Medical Association for featuring our newest collaboration!  We are proud to support the MCVMA and #WakeUpVetMed as we strive for a more inclusive and diverse veterinary community.

"Next up in our series highlighting our inaugural #WakeUpVetMed supporters, is the category of student organizations! THANK YOU SAVMA for your committment to improving our profession and for continuing to step up, represent and advocate for all of your students no matter their background!  We will not stop pushing for a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive profession. If you'd like to also be an inaugural supporter in your sector or if your business, organization, or institution want to join our growing list of supporters, reach out to us at wakeupvetmed.org.
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What does supporting the WakeUpVetMed Initiative mean?

Formal endorsement of the WakeUpVetMed initiative indicates that your organization, business, association, community or academic institution supports the framework listed in the actionables document as a means for addressing systemic racism in veterinary medicine. While the initial call to action was addressed specifically to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), the WakeUpVetMed endorsement is a broad call to action for the entire worldwide veterinary community to work collaboratively in creating transformational and lasting change in the lens of diversity, equity and inclusion."
 

 

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