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 OUR MISSION

THE MISSION OF DIVERSITY IN AQUATICS IS TO EDUCATE, PROMOTE, AND SUPPORT SWIMMING, WATER SAFETY, AND HEALTHY AQUATICS ACTIVITIES FOR UNDERSERVED, MARGINALIZED, AND VULNERABLE POPULATIONS.

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OUR SUCCESS

WE’VE ACCOMPLISHED SO MUCH AND WE’RE JUST GETTING STARTED!

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June is National Oceans Month. The health of our oceans affects all of us. From supporting marine life and coastal communities to helping regulate our climate, healthy oceans are essential to a healthy planet. A few simple ways to help: • Redu
This Pride Month, we celebrate the LGBTQIA2S+ community and reaffirm our commitment to creating aquatic spaces where everyone feels welcome, supported, and safe. Access to the water, opportunities in aquatics, and a sense of belonging should never b
Have you registered yet? There’s still time to join us on June 13 for the Water Safety Festival at Coppin State University, hosted in partnership with 100 Black Men of Greater Washington, DC, Coppin State University, and Diversity In Aquatics.
We’re excited and honored to welcome Olympian @cullenjones as a special guest at the upcoming Water Safety Festival at Coppin State University on June 13. As a four-time Olympic medalist, water safety advocate, and member of the Diversity In A
Join us on June 13 for a Water Safety Festival at Coppin State University. This free community event will bring together families, youth, aquatic professionals, and community partners for a morning focused on water safety education, skill-building,
As AANHPI Heritage Month comes to a close, we’re recognizing the lasting impact Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities have had on aquatics, water safety, and the broader world of sport. From Olympic champions and wo
One of the most iconic images in sports history was taken underwater in a South Florida swimming pool. In 1961, photographer Flip Schulke captured a young Muhammad Ali submerged beneath the surface at a hotel pool in Overtown — a historically