AMPLIFY OUR VOICES
What is AMPLIFY?
Florida Atlantic University was founded on the principle of access for all. As the most diverse public university in the state of Florida, we are proud of our diverse student and alumni communities and we stand together to AMPLIFY your voices, your successes, and continue conversations that celebrate our ethnicities, cultures, and heritage.
AMPLIFY exists to continue the conversations and encourage the advancement of knowledge of cultural, racial, and gender inequalities in our society. Through a series of webinars, alumni spotlights, and digital content, AMPLIFY aims to facilitate discussions on change and to celebrate the impactful influence of minorities within our community and nation.
What is Amplify?
Florida Atlantic University was founded on the principle of access for all. As the most diverse public university in the state of Florida, we are proud of our diverse student and alumni communities and we stand together to AMPLIFY your voices, your successes, and continue conversations that celebrate our ethnicities, cultures, and heritage.
AMPLIFY exists to continue the conversations and encourage the advancement of knowledge of cultural, racial, and gender inequalities in our society. Through a series of webinars, alumni spotlights, and digital content, AMPLIFY aims to facilitate discussions on change and to celebrate the impactful influence of minorities within our community and nation.
Featured Webinar
Generational wealth and the widening racial wealth gap continues to be one of America’s most pressing concerns. For the Black community, discussions on finances have typically been avoided, but to obtain generational wealth, the first step is to understand how money works. Hear FAU alumni discuss why the racial wealth gap exists, and ways we can start to build wealth today, that our next generations will benefit from.
Alumni Spotlights
Fighting the Latina Pay Gap
Guest Blog written by Ana Larrea-Albert ’00, ’14“Wait, what?” That is what I kept thinking as I was reviewing the salary information of a younger, white, male employee I had
Leading Youth To Success
Clarice Redding ’12 ’18 is the director of community services at Vita Nova Inc., where she works with homeless youth and students to provide them with opportunities for success. Guiding
Serving the Underserved
Dr. Sabrine Semoin '07 is a general surgeon at Jackson North Medical Center in Miami Beach. After years of work in the community, she has developed a unique relationship