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BE PART OF THE RESPECT ALL SOLUTION
This is an opportunity for all types of people to unify around the core values of mutual respect and to begin identifying and giving marketshare to companies, businesses, schools and organizations that agree with those values.
SHOW ALL, YOU RESPECT ALL: Imagine seeing a sticker that says 'We respect all'
right beside an illuminated 'open' sign at a business or seeing the 'We respect all' icon on websites -- allowing
us (aka consumers) to instantly identify and choose
like-minded businesses, brands, schools, universities and organizations to support and give marketshare to.
This is what the 'Respect All' solution is about.
Additionally, this is a tool civil organizations, communities of faith and even households can use to enhance and broaden their message of inclusion.
WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT? Because society is made up of people who are all different. We all look different, have different heritages, different abilities, different likes and dislikes, different beliefs and opinions, and different ways of life. And yes, we even vote differently.
But what we also know, is that the vast majority of people want to live harmoniously and peacefully.
Therefore ... we've created a pledge for individuals , businesses, schools and organizations to sign -- and a visual identifier for all to display, to communicate their belief in mutual respect.
THE FIRST Goal: Let's see how many pledges we can gather by December 15, 2016 - if we have more than 200,000 signatures, it will be a good start to help engage like-minded brands to join the movement too. We will send updates to share the businesses, schools, universities, etc. that are joining the 'We Respect All' movement, so that the pledgers can support them.
This is a free-to-all solution. There are no fees and
no costs; and no donations are accepted.
SO let's do this!!
Here's how ....
SHOW IT
WEAR IT
LIVE it
EMBRACE IT
HELP YOUR CUSTOMERS KNOW THAT
YOUR COMPANY 'RESPECTS ALL'
Display the RESPECT ALL symbol on: your website, your online store,
your packaging, your annual report, your menu, your entrance and record it on 'you're on hold'
messaging on your phone. (Download the symbol here.)
B2B - CHOOSE VENDORS
THAT ALSO DISPLAY THEY RESPECT ALL
SHARE IT and gift it
Here's WHY:
A SOCIETY UNITING AROUND MUTUAL RESPECT, IS GOOD FOR PEOPLE, GOOD FOR BUSINESS
AND GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY
 PIN IT!Join the Safety Pin movement 'and' ask brands, companies schools and organizations to publicly proclaim their belief in a Respect All society. And support the businesses that are promoting a respect all society. |  EMPLOYEES WEAR IT!Speak with your employees about Respecting All coworkers and customers. Share communication tools about inclusion and to prevent discrimination. Ask your employees to wear the We Respect All symbol on their uniforms. Harmonious work environments is good for business. |  CUSTOMERS LOOK FOR IT!Starting this holiday season, shop at and support businesses, hotels, restaurants, brands and services that display the We Respect All symbol on their entrances, on their websites, on their menus, on their employee uniforms, on their social media sites, etc. |
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 ADD THE DECAL TO YOUR ...Download the free decal and print it on your packaging, menus, products. |  ADD TO YOUR WEBSITEEmbed the Decal onto your website and social media sites. |  BUSINESSES DISPLAY IT!Begin displaying the We Respect All symbol on your entrance and corporate signage and create a business and brand culture where diversity is valued and all are respected. |
 CREATE A RESPECT ALL CULTUREFrom the top leadership all the way through to all employees in your organization - communicate and display that your organization is part of the 'Respect All' movement and is practicing the pledge to "value diversity and commit to respect all." |  MAKE IT SUIT YOUR NEEDSYou can download the PDF and modify it in a few ways to best work with your brand. |  STATS ABOUT THE DIVERSE CONSUMERAccording to Nielson Research: “The Intercultural Affinity model is about majority marketing, not minority marketing. With over half of the U.S. population under the age of 50 now living in multicultural or blended households–those that include multiple races and ethnicities–this model provides a truer picture of the American mainstream,” said Mike Lakusta, CEO and Founding Partner at EthniFacts. |
 I RESPECT ALL TOO!Join the movement and take the pledge and wear the RESPECT ALL symbol! This is all about you and me and everyone in between! |  ANTI BULLYING CAMPAIGNLet's establish a moral and social norm for ourselves and our youth, that we Respect All and help them see it in at businesses and at school. A harmonious and peaceful student environment at schools and throughout society, leads to a better future for all. |  RESPECT ALL IN EDUCATIONStudents and teachers come from all walks of life. K-12 schools and higher education organizations such as colleges and universities have a way display their commitment to having and fostering a Respect All culture in the classrooms, on campus, on the playground, and in all gathering areas. This can be communicated within their campuses and shared with businesses and families within their communities. |
 BUSINESS TO BUSINESSThis isn't just a consumer to business tool, this is also a way for businesses, schools and organizations to choose who they do business with. |  THE BEAUTIFUL CONSTITUTIONWe the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. |  WHO ARE WEThe RESPECT ALL movement is FREE TO ALL. It's created by a nonpartisan group of people who want to promote a respect all culture for the greater good of all. In a country that thrives on capitalism, what a great way to enhance a message of mutual respect by supporting businesses, schools and organizations that are publicly displaying their commitment to Respect All and making a public pledge that they believe in these core human rights. About Respect All |
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