Brand
Structure
Organizational Vision
DON History
100

DON's primary color

What is Green

100

Number and Name of DON Departments

What is 4: Marketing and Branding, Curriculum Council, Chapter Mobilization and Finance

100

Name the 2 types of Organizational Vision

What is Short Term and Long Term
100

When did DON start

What is June 2020

200

DON's essence

What is Teach Our Stories

200

Current DON National Committees


What is Affirmative Action and Policy 

200

Define Organizational Vision 

What is describes where an organization is going and what it will look like when it gets there both in the short and long term 

200

We started out as only a compilation of resources on the internet.

So, how did we end up here?



What is we went viral 

300

DON Values

What is Accessibility, Supporting Students, Community and Anti-Racism

300

Difference between Departments and Committees 

What is 

Departments: Work related directly to your job description, limited to your department

Committees: Work that includes collaboration between departments and/or nontraditional departmental work

300

 Name DON's short term vision

What is supporting our communities (students, educators, public)

300

Why did DON Start 

What is 

  • Sparked discussion on race/identity between co-founders

  • Reflection on lack of education on race in schools

    • Specifically, the lack of diverse narratives from authors of color

400

DON's Mission Statement 

What is To empower students as changemakers for an anti-racist future through education

400


Exec Ops purpose

Overseeing all aspects of DON’s strategy, growth, and development as an organization through team management, support, and logistics.

400

Name DON's long term vision

What is building out infrastructure to ensure longevity of our work

400

What was the original idea behind DON

What is Anti Racist Texts

  • A mandate of 1 book, by/about a BIPOC author in schools

  • Centering non-damage centered narratives

  • Education for everyone on BIPOC communities/cultures

  • Underutilization of education in the fight for racial justice

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