English: A grouping of shapes meant to represent people (each with a small circle on top of a wider circle for a head and body) in many colors represents diversity. Diversity is defined under this as the presence of different people and perspectives. A horizontal line of people shapes in many colors represent equity. Equity is defined under this as fair access, opportunity, and support. A circular grouping of people shapes in many colors represents inclusion. Inclusion is defined under this as a sense of belonging, voice, and decision-making authority. The attribution statement reads, definitions from Pub 101 by the Open Education Network Publishing Curriculum, which are adapted from “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Learning and Next Steps, an OpenCon Report on Conference Planning, by SPARC, which is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Design by Heather Blicher, Valencia Scott, and Michaela Willi Hooper, Open Oregon Educational Resources, CC BY 4.0.