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San Bernardino County Equity Element Group Partners With Diana Alexander

By Carl M. Dameron, Community Writer
January 30, 2025 at 08:05am. Views: 1458

 

Diana Alexander partners with the San Bernardino County Equity Element Group (SBC Equity Element Group) as a representative of the County Administrative Office. Alexander, a seasoned public administrator with extensive experience in the San Bernardino County government, collaborates with the group in its ongoing efforts to identify and address racial disparities and promote equity for all San Bernardino County residents.

 

A Leader Committed to Equity

Alexander oversees operations for seven County Human Services departments, including Veteran’s Affairs, Aging & Adult Services, Transitional Assistance, Child Support, First 5, Preschool Services, and IHSS-Public Authority. 

 

Alexander also oversees the equity work the County committed to as part of the unanimous resolution of the Board of Supervisors Declaring Racism A Public Health Crisis. She leads the Countywide Vision Leadership Team on behalf of the County’s Chief Executive Officer, Luther Snoke.  

 

“Alexander brings a wealth of knowledge and a strong commitment to social justice to the role. As San Bernardino County's Assistant Executive Officer since 2020, she has overseen critical County departments and spearheaded the county's equity work following the Board of Supervisors' declaration of racism as a public health crisis,” said Snoke. 

 

“I am honored to partner with and support the Equity Element Group in its vital mission to create a more just and equitable San Bernardino County,” Alexander said. “We will work collaboratively with community leaders and stakeholders to identify and dismantle systemic barriers that hinder progress for Black residents and people of color. As the Group’s slogan states, Equity Elevates All, we will build a brighter future for everyone.”

 

Building on a Strong Foundation

The SB County Equity Element Group was established in 2020 and incorporated into the Countywide Vision. Initially focused on the Black community, the group is committed to expanding its reach to include all ethnicities, fostering an inclusive vision for San Bernardino County.

 

A History of Success

Alexander has also served in many county, community, and church organizations. She has received many awards and accolades, including the Public Service Award for Excellence, the American Society for Public Administration 2024 Outstanding Senior Administrator award, the 2020 County Women’s Network “Extraordinary Woman " award, and the San Bernardino County Association of African American Employees “County Trailblazer” award. 

 

She also received a resolution from the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors for her work in partnering with California State University, San Bernardino, to establish a Master of Public Administration Cohort for County employees. 

 

Alexander has an associate’s degree in liberal arts from San Bernardino Valley College and a bachelor’s and master’s degree in public administration, both from California State University, San Bernardino, where she was an adjunct professor in the Public Administration graduate school. 

 

Alexander lives in San Bernardino County. She attends the Mt. Rubidoux SDA church in Riverside, CA, where she is the first-ever female Head Elder. She is the proud parent of four children: two daughters-in-law, one son-in-law, and six grandchildren.

 

For more information on the Equity Element Group, email Info@SBCEEG.org.

 

About The San Bernardino County Equity Element Group

The Equity Element Group's mission is to identify and address systemic inequities within San Bernardino County. It focuses on creating a more just and equitable society for all residents, particularly Black residents and people of color. The Group strives to dismantle barriers, promote inclusivity, and empower marginalized communities through data-driven strategies and community-centered solutions.

 

 

 

 

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