When the Captain Planet Foundation was founded in 1991, we committed to work for the planet. Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion are inextricably linked to this original intent and also to the show that influenced the founding of the Foundation (Captain Planet and the Planeteers).
For us, this means our organization will:
- Represent the communities that we serve on our Board, Staff, and across all programs;
- Actively demonstrate our commitment to centering justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in the continuing education and training of the board and staff;
- Ensure that accessibility to all of our programs is prioritized, including addressing and implementing solutions to the inherent challenges of reaching and networking an alliance of global youth;
- Accept our responsibility to give voice to and address the underlying systems that cause environmental injustice;
- Ensure that all programs specifically and actively invite and engage traditionally underrepresented and/or underserved communities;
- Celebrate and uplift the diversity of our youth participants.
Employees or applicants for employment, volunteers, or program participants who believe they were subjected to discrimination and elect to seek redress for discrimination must initiate the complaint process within 60 days of the alleged discriminatory event through CPF designated Civil Rights Coordinator Kathy Lively. Please consult the CPF Grievance Procedure for details