The Children's Alliance recognizes diversity in terms of race, ethnicity, culture, age, abilities, gender, sexual orientation, and places where people live. We seek to reflect this diversity in all aspects of our work, including the composition of our membership, board and committees, staff and volunteers, and among the children and families who benefit from our work.

Further, the Children's Alliance seeks to be a multi-cultural organization that works for equity among all people.

We are particularly concerned with the impact of poverty on children. Because children of color are disproportionately affected by poverty, we feel a special obligation to organize and speak out on their behalf.