New Diversity & Inclusivity Group Forms In Batesville Area

Monday, July 13, 2020 at 9:31 AM

By Batesville Area for Inclusion and Diversity, news release

“BAID is a group of people who want to have a positive impact on our community in regards to inclusion and diversity.”

Pictured (front row, left-right): Cassie Holtel, Steven Harmeyer, Sarah Garvin, Jordan Miller, Amelia Kubicek, Angela Byers, Kayla Meyer, Jocelyn Xenophontos (back row, left-right): Paul Satchwill, Brent Schebler, Mary Meyer, Dawn Koch. Not pictured: Guadalupe Blanco, Hillary Layne. Photo provided.

(Batesville, Ind.) - A new group focused on creating positive community change has formed in Batesville. Batesville Area for Inclusion and Diversity (BAID) is a citizen’s coalition with a mission of “collaborating within our community for a more inclusive, diverse, and equitable culture of belonging where all are welcomed, valued, and empowered.” This group will work toward bringing meaningful, educational, and impactful programming and events to Batesville and the surrounding area.

“BAID is a group of people who want to have a positive impact on our community in regards to inclusion and diversity,” says member Paul Satchwill. “We want to make sure that all voices in our community are heard, valued, and represented. It is important to discuss these large issues no matter where you live. BAID is excited to engage with our community on such important topics.”

BAID is accepting programing suggestions and volunteers for future events and initiatives. Media inquiries or interested parties can contact paulsatchwill@gmail.com for more information.

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